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y. GoOlDE, Supe.
LETTER OF DE. A. ". FAUETLERof
SITUATION, VA. July %, 1872.

nr. Samuel Goode: :.
Dear sir-In response TO your communicati4on !.
,,vcs ma Measure to state that l have long beeii
snsre IF flie high medicinal qualities of the Au-
g,,sta or Stribllng Springs. -. ,,,,era
It has been matter OF surprise 10 hin u orcrtjes
shod not he better known 70 ana no[c ~ G
atten,ied by those seeking the recnpern.on "a , ,
iured health In the healing influences OF lhoui''ai,
waters Bcsides the curative watrS. iiatuTe n.ls
conferred upon this spot the most attractlfsG s ,
roundngs of varied physical 5tg o"nS nv htlI
seekers grateful udjurants to the rehedai
of the Springs ~, c,,,,r,,o.te
each highly valuable In certain abnormal con'itlons
of tue system yet their possible attenuation or e9
nao2 ,T Under rpopef and
these Springs with an especial interest Tor Inc ihF'-
lid public. ., 40
SCENTS not the ordinary Alum 1.-THE double Suiphntc OF
Alumna and Potash}. but is pre-emInently an iron
Alum, wherein the suphate OF Iron substitutes tne
potash salt, experimenting the astrngent virtue
with the most Cstinable tonic power. IN addluon
the water Of this Spring holds IN solution SOME OF Inc
most valuable salts of magncsia lime and potash
with large percentage Of uncolnblned sulphuric
| and carbonic acids. m
The sulphur and Chalybeatc Springs contain IKE
| ingredients with the exception OF the hydrosul-
phuric acid sufficient In amount to place tie former
Spring In the class Of sulphurous waters The car
donates of iron. soda and marnesia and lime. con-
tDiued I'm these Springs make their waters pecu-
| larly applicable to some diseased conditions oi the
| economy. A.,
|
| three Springs admit Of wide range OF remedial
application. They will be found seryiGcabiG IL,
chronic disorders, particularly OF me hllmentar!
I'm ARRANGEMENTS of the liver. iudgcstions OF tie
| stomach and bowels, chronic d!arrlltra and dyson
terry, and in affections OF the kidneys. these waters
diciously used will bc found. as they have proved
| highly servccahle. In the various phases OF NAL
ntn ion embraced iii the terms ancnliI. cliloroslS
scrrJtula, equity. and rheumatic, these waters may
| he rtsorted to with assurances ut relief.
In that large class of morbid phenomena embraced
t,
will be found OF great service. They will improve
digestion, rendering the process easy, quick, and
thorough elrichlng thereby the blood the floating
capital of the body, and all the various dcmands OF
/ nutrition will be made upon !; treasury which will
not suffer It's drafts to 20 to protest This commiI.
ncatiuu ls already exceeded Tie limits which had
| intended, and my excuse must De that am firmly
convinced OF the high and cstnab!c qualities of the
| waters Of these Springs.
| rclnaiI. very respectfully.
| Your Ohcdient servant.
| A. NJ. FAuSTLERoY. VI. d.
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A GREELEY WIGwAN.- committee ap'
pointed to arrange for Il Greeley and Sro"i
mass meeting September 18TH met III New
York OF Monday. a plan to erect VIZ
waln in Union Square capah'" o. sccnnili"'
dating 1900 persons YVES reported. 1t NiH
decided to invite 1cadin" mcu ri BON DIR
ties to speak on the occasion.
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
n STAuNTOS, VA.

The ACADEMIC TERN ~ this institution he
gins the MIDDI. r OF SEPTEMBER aud closes the
corresponding time the following Dune.
This IL the largest t.s;-:las, Institution in Viz
giua. ID has n corps Of upwards ot twenty "itrr-
and teachers; tho English course more extensive
and thorough than elsewhere found In female
schools
Advantages for music and languages cannot I've
surpassed Seven music tcacier1--i0ur Instrumental
mud three yoc.tl-;tre constantly employed Whose
reputation has extended whoever The school Is
known.
4 resident French governcss and native French
gentleman teach the pupils Ia speak the language
well ms read and write It.
The buildings. for comfort. elegance. and cOnrc-
nicncc. are unsurpassed 10y any IN The state.
For full particulars, apply Ia
Miss N. j. BALDWIN.
~ g-eodom Priucla
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NoUNTLAUREL SCHOOL, roRBoYs
HALIFAX COUNTY, VA,

will open Goth September, 1872, and close 2oth June.
1873.
Terms for board and tuition for session of nine
months, $3.50: payable 0ne-ialf 10Th September and
the other lst February. with 10 extra charges.
Rev. JOHN L. CLARK, principal, with c"mpe-
tent assistant. will give thorough instruction In the
classics, and also In the French language, aud In
mathematics and all the branches OF good EuglIsh
education.
For full information. apply for circulars 10
Rev. JOHN T. CLARK,
az 15-iEroo Mount Laurel. Va.
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II ENMORE UNIV RSlTY HIGH
n SCHOOL.

NEAR AMHERST COURTIIOUSF. va
II. A. STROBE tM,them1ttc M"'t'ilist tn!NrfSip
Yirgiulal, Principal.
H. G.. BROCK. Il. Lit. trecenly Assistant ll.iN-
sor Latin. University virginia.. In charge al Lam
guagcS. ,.r,,
SESSION COMMENCES SEPTEMBER 18TH
Arrangements: have lrcu MD" by which students
may attend This school Zone Of The highest grade VI
the State preparatory To the University "l .lrsInn
In It's Literary Scientific, and Engineering ihPn,
ments,I nj Il much les cost than In ANY vtI'r i''"
tuition Of comparable grad iu Nligln,7.
For pamphlet giving fnil particulars a,.rr,s NV
PRINCIPAL. :iH h-'tN III
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According toa correspondent of III" u ash
inrton Chronicle some of the co!orcd people
Of Cu!pri,c; have held Il meeting and resolved
not 10 accept The counsel Of Mr.. sumner.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MRS. HOWARD'S SCHOOL WILL BIZ
wi re- orrucd ut pos Main street. between S,-opd
and Third. on the FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT'
4 class I'm Bclles-Lettrcs will be added 10 ip for
mcr course of studies.
Circulars will be found at the bookstores.
AN IG-JwSSpp l6td
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MILLBoRo DEPOT HOUSE,
- BATH COUNTY. Y.
~. YARBROUGIf. .PRopEIEIop

Tic above house has recently been purci,xsed y,
the above proprietor who will af All fines 10 ~
pared 70 accommodate The travelling public In IL
very best MANNER for their comfort and petssrc' ''
The ROOMS are large, conIm0dicus, ard yeI.fp,
nished: the servants and attendants are atien,,Ya
and obliging: the table will be furnished win tbe
hest the country can afford. o
The CRYSTAL CffALYBEATE Spring. to,r
hundred yards from the house, IL an imDort1n, fo
turc. Many yisifOrs 10 the neighborirg w1,crtr,
places larry TO enjoy It's beneficial qualities ling
The rates for BOARD VIII be moderate--giz:
Board. per month Of twenty ceht days ~ =" ~
This f. the central de',rkipg point 20 the P.,p
Alum, Warm, Hot, IIeaiing and RoekbrIdse Alum
Springs.
from here @sr, IN 5,.rnn
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rg'HE BAPTIST FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAT'STBS, VA,

The next session of this school begins September
l9tl and ends June 20. A very complete cOurr of
literary and scientific study, Thoroughly orgauiIcd
school of music. and literally managed boarding
department. make this good school for girls that
desire thorough education.
The charges are as low as they can be made Al.
dress JOHN HIATT. MA.
an It-drodtSw3t Principal.
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POTOMAC ACADEMY Normcrlv Alex.

DOTOMAC ACADEMY Uorrnerly Alex
l. anura Boarding SCHOOL,, established by Brnia-
min Ilaowr!l In ls?i. \ complete English Nla'hc-
NAUTICAL. and Classical course taught. Also French.
German. and Spanish. Catalogues furnished Al re-.
quest. Next session VIII ruuncEcr September 18th
TERMS: For board. tuition, washing. AMI lights,
$3.50 per hai-.Cssion. In advance. No extra charge.
except for Modern Languages. Address
CHARLES >. TAYLDR.l Associate
JOHN :. BLACkBUEN.{ Principals,
All 1n-nn.IIm Alr nm,Iia. Vs.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY D.
SIDNEY GEAYS,)
FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS
GPECIAL ORDERS No. You are D
- hereby ordered to assemble 1T Monroe Park a
THIS Wednesday, EVENING, August .lst, at 81
aud equipped for drill aud target-practicc.
By command Of Captain W. c. CARRINGTOs.
y. A. JACOBS.
au 2l-lt* Acting Orderly Sergeant.
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'.S}y9iis.fIEss|I3 slI;aEjs,Is,lKra.

.ETlN HOUSE, H Il Persons leayin,
~ Tie r3ryfnia Springs. and Nfsi,hsg come aries
seson viii do vel 10 stop az sftor, where Tood NJ
recommendations can be Lad after the LIST of Sepfem
her. For further information. address
8. II. GOUDL0E.& C0..Sfthn Depot.
mn 2f-2w Ciltsapeake and Ohio railroad
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CELF-ApJUSTING TRuSSES sold Mt
- MEADE ( BAKERS
,,i. % Drug store.
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EUREKA DIAPERS sold at
T. MEADE 4 BAKERS
~ no Drug Store.
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ECLECTIC INSTITUTE.
rTHE NEXT SESSION OF HANpDEi.N
DENTISTRY.

DENTAL NOTICE. ST@
Dr. @. wAYT viii be absent from the tl.2 w., va
the Irrt of September. His office In me fn'r
Will he In charge vi Or. GEORGE q. WAL
iy 2s-codlm -----------~~
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Approved and prescribed hy the most eminent
physicians In Virginia aud North Carolina Us the
BEST, PUREST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO TIE STOMACH" Afrcsh supply just received.
MEADE ( BAKER.
importing Pharmacists.
ap20 9J9 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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sTIHE sTRIBLISG Spring s, I, a
THIRTEEN MI Es FROM STA Us N.tt5:'s

.Tt31sTfSsS MILES FROM TAUNTON. 81
-. - GiMIAt :,
are within nj, easy journey from as,ri,.
Nd Wasf1Eton ID. C.,aBd Richmond ana III,
nrr va The mineral waters, on IN.
SULPHUR and Ci1aiybeate springs, hIe aihpne a'
most sRisiaile known. Z, :, ,r,,.a and
For run aerounof their medicinal W. ~
effects see fhRannexed letters ana 20 Go.
s,so I'm this paper under head OF spe-
cial n tees. a. ,o,,o,rfpc
very lOw rates will be charged: 40
Board per day so
Board per week ...........'...... a. ~ ~ ~
Doai' r. u GUODE, Superintendent.
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF NlR-
- GINA, NEAR ALEXANDRIA 18th
Anpunl Session OF this SCHOOL FOR BOYS opens
SEPTEMBER =. I.72. Terms 1890 per year. Gala
Ioguc, with particulars. scnt on application 10 Ia
H. BLACKBOARD, NJ. A.. Principal; A'cNanhTia'
~, an :-,Sr?m
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T'HE NATURAL BRIDGE HOTEL

THE NATURAL BRIDGE. VIRGINIA
This hotel. thoroughly renovated In every ~.
ticar, now offers comfortable accommodation =,
moderate rateS-v1Z.,
Board per day. N
Board per mouth. 10 q,
+ A daily line of stages each way between Bops,c,.
Virginia snd Tennessee railroad, and Goshen r
and g. railroad. passes this point. arriving here iron,
Bousack's To dinner, and from Lexington 10 br,,f
fast.
Packet boats from Lynchbnrg iond passengers =,
iilmorc's Mil, two miles from the Bridge lIacLs
will attend the arrival of packets and bring payan
gers to the hotel.
no effort will re omitted to make all comfortable
who visit the Bridge. A.LEAR
~ 3-2m Superintendent,
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OFFICE OF TIE GRAND RECORDER OF TIIE}
GRAND COMMANDERI OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND. Va. July 10. ISL
TN OBEDIENCE TO THE CLOSING
4 order of the lust Grand Annual Assem- =
bly, of Knights Templar and the appendant XIX
orders of Virginia, the II. T.. Grand Com X
nander has thought proper. after due de- Il
liberation and conference. Ia call the next
assembly Of the same ut the Montgomery hitc Sui
phur Springs OH WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF
September next at II o'clock NJ. for the traiIs;tc-
ton OF such business as may come before ii.
by order of JOIN ROBIN MCDANIEL. G.. C.
JOHN DOVE, G.. Recorder.
MILITARY ORDER. No. ].
ATTENTION. SIR KNIGHTS OF NIRGISIA.-In al
ditpn To the above order. You ar" require! la appear
al the abovcnaucd place and time in the full lftS,
and uniform of your several CuD!mand"rics for
drill and Inspection. by order.
i. +. JOHNSON.
i:3i-WGStd iantaiu-GcnnTal.
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ssHsrd:S. NsEDyt'ESEs. %r.

all OF SANDALWnOH CAPSULES
" Soda. MEADE & BAKERS
.u -, Drug Store.
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A REMAHKABLE AND MANEST CURE or
CHRONIC piARRiIC:i. CASE OF q. S. WHITING
HAM, OF LOUISVILLE, KY.
This to certify that during the month OF Noyem-
Der, 1867. commenced 10 suffer very much tIom
chronic darrhGa, which had been gradually coming
upon Inc ior some months. Although under the
very bess advice our city otfere gradually
grew muchwrse until the last OF ises, when
ut The snggesfon OF my physician and u Virgins
friend, concluded 10 visit Stribiing Springs hoping
tiiat imisnt afrie some benefit from the OF the
alum Wafer.
For more than six mouths had constantly used
astrlnsenb, Had 10 them quite freely To reas
tue SpEtncstst arrived at the Springs on the Sd
septic IIcr. ls3s, and commenced the nse OF the
nltlm th the ash discardtng Tire astringents
that yuIso aftE have never used them since. re-
mained at tic Springs until October 10Th, having
been cured entirely In about six weeks' time.
would unhcSitatDgy recommend ali those suf-
feslng from chronic dlarrh9a or other liyer con-
plains by all means 70 Try the alum water of Strb
ling Springs. G. ). Wi,ITTINGuAM.
Louisville, KY, July a0th, 1872. au si-St
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL.

~ JAMES u. uoBtcsiIir. LII. Zee wv il'r'
WILLIAM u. ABEii'r AsSor!a'c Principal
with full corps Of connpcetcnt HSstslili,
Tho next session will open OH The 18th SfPl W.
BER. Deduction made for ate cntrhncr. f"r inI-
thcr Information address The Principal bcilc."e
most -Ulirp, Va All I3--N
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NOTICE.-The Trustees Of ]. o. VI. Hall
~ will meet at No. 1G7 Main street TONIGHT
1T O'Clock.
BY order of
au .l-lt* !. ID. BRIGGS, President.
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A NNUAL MEETING.-The annual meet
n ing of the stockholders Of the AMERICAN
ROLLED NUT AND TUBE COMPANY will lie
Insurance Company on WEDNESDAY the 18th of
September. 49,. 1T |" O'Clock VI.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
M .l-td ". l.. COWARDiN. President.
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THERE WILL BE \ CALLED MEET
1 ING of the JOURNEIAIEN TIMERS.
PLUMBERS. AND GhS-FIffERS SOCIETY
THIS "Wednesday EVENING III O'Clock. Every
member is requested In hc present. as business of
vital importance will be brought before tie meet
lug.
by order Of the President.
M al-lt* 4. l.. FTQUA. Secretary.
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MEETINGS.

CYRACCSE LODGE. no. ), EIA
- KNIGHTS OF rYTllIAS.-FCN Ne Elsa
RAJ iplitS.-Iou are here - y Il
ny Summoned ~ meet al the lUd-c-roum (SSJ.s..1
"a THIS "Wednesday MORNING, list wv
iusianl, at ~ o'clock. 10 pay the last tai <S!G/
bitr Of respect Ia deceased brother 4. j. Ad-
dngtuu The brothers will provide themselves with
era lc and whit" gloves. Members Of sister Lodges
invited to attend. by order ri tie W. 4.
GEORGE. T.. BOWHEN.
au oI-lt RrrurIug Secretary.
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REMARKABLE AND RAPID CURE OF GEORGE c.
WEDDEHBURS, ESQ. OF THE WASHINGTON PA
TRIOT, A GENTLEMAN WIDELY AND FASOKA-
BLY, KNOWN TO THE PUBLIC.
IL - I..I..
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HlLLEL LODGE, No. 81, y. J. q. X.
IL :. B.-Patriarchs You arc requested To Us
scinbc At Covenant Hall THIS "Wednesday EVE
MING al O'Clock. punctually. Installation AZ ui-
and other important business will be attended
10. BY order OF the President.
LEON SCIIAAP.
2l-ltN SrCrI1lIN.
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Dear Sr,-In reference to the effects Of the Strib-
bling Springs upon me, can truly state that WAS
recupcrated rs II by II charm. was very much de-
Eiliated, and IN fact heard my doctor say that |
could not live. got out of my bed, went to Strib-
ling, remained eleven days, and Gained twenty
pounds. This in 1857, audi have impr0s cd ever
since, but not 81 rapidly, am pleased to say.
Yours respectfully,
GEORGE G.. wEDpERBURN.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-28
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 81.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-05
ALBANY.

ALBANY, January 4.-There is o large
attendance at the session of the Young
Mems Jackson Democratic Association
here today It's object appears to be an
auxiliary organization TO the regular par.
ty organization in the State. Letters were
read from hon. George w. Morgan, OF
Ohio, ex-senator Hendricks and others.
In the Assembly an Intellectual attempt
was made today to bring up the bill con.
ferring the orders of the Court of General
Sessions OF New York City.
The Senate and Assembly adjourned
till Tuesday next. The new police bill
for New York and Brooklyn is being con.
sldered by members of the Assembly
from those cities. In the Senate the bill
comforting the power on Green TO raise
money for New York city expenses for
the next four months was considered in
the Committee OF the Whole and pro.
gress reported.
Albany specials state that the Senators
do not appear anxious that o'Donoyan
Rosa should take Tweed's seat. 1t is be.
lieved that Tweed will be thrown out,
Rosa ignored, and a new election ordered.
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FOREIGN.
England.

LONDON, january Am important
demonstration was made by Irishmen at
Liverpool last night in favor Of home rule
for Ireland, Sullivan, editor Of the Dub
lin Nation, addressed the meeting, which
was enthusiastic but orderly.
Graves and Rathborne, members of
Parliament, in speeches yesterday even.
ing, referred to the Washington treaty in
terms Of highest praise, and advertedSto
tho alliance between Great Britain and
the United States treaty. The Times and
Advertiser oppose it, and declare that the
English Commissioners have been out
witted; that England is bound hand and
foot. If the Geneva board should award
to all the States the offensive claims war
would be less injurious to England than
settlement. The Advertiser concludes
with an appeal TO withdraw from the
treaty, which is an insult 10 the country.
LONDON, January 4-ATidnight-Ad = dis
patch front sandringhan reports the con-
tinued improvement in the condition of
the Prince Of Wales.
MANCHESTER, January 4.-To.day a
church was destroyed by lightning!
The shock Of an earthquake Is reported
at Sheffield. H..
The steamer Australia, from England
has arrived out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-05
WISCONSIN,.

MILWAUKEE, January 4.-The official
canvass oI the late election made in the
House yesterday shows Austin's majority
to be 1874. Nothing Of importance was
done in either branch OF the Assembly
yesterday. Governor Austin and his staff
officers will be inaugurated at 81 o'clock
this afternoon, and the Governor will
read his message.
ST. PAUL, January 4.-Governor Austin
read his second annual message to the As
sembly at o'clock this afternoon. The
document is long one, being general
resume Of all the executive departments
for the past year, and composed mostly OF
statistical Information. He recommends
that the 500, GOO acres OF internal improve
ment lands, which have been bone of
contention in the Assembly for the last
five years, be put into the hands Of the
people to be disposed Of by a popular vote.
Fourteen thousand and seventy dollars
were contributed for the relief of the sui
ferers by the frontier fires, $11,121 of
which have been expended; 457t miles OF
railroad have been built in the State dur.
ing the year, making the whole number
in operation 1850. The gross earningso Of
the roads were $3,430,414. inr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-05

Governor, flNy members of the sLegisla-
ture met in the House Of Representatives,
at 8 o'clock this r. NJ, and the clerk call
ed the roll, but there was no quorum. The
Sergeant.at.Arms was instructed TO bring
in all the members found In the building.
Several Democratic members were found
in the Governors office and brought in,
completing the quorum. They declared
tle'action Of the House this morning, null
and void, declared the Speakers chair
vacant, and elected o. II. Brewster, Of
Onachita parish, Speaker, and also passed
a resolution instructing the Sergeant.at.
Arms to take charge Of the State House.
and allow no one whatever TO enter the
building until 10 o'clock tomorrow, TO
which hour this extra session Of the House
adjourned. There Is great excitement
among the politicians and officials of the
city. Fears of a conflict tomorrow, are
increasing.
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The Administration CuItivating a
War With Spain.

New York, Janury 4.-A special dis.
patch 10 the Times from Washington says
that the Government accepts the change
of the Ministry at Madrid as hostile to
the conclliatory policy heretofore pursued
in regard TO affairs in Cuba and the out.
RACES growing thereirom. 1t also accepts
the reported recall of Senior Roberts as u
further proof of unfricndly feeling, but
there is yet no positive information rs 10
the course of the Spanish Government.
The recent overhauling of the Florida
will require reparation; in the meantime
the Navy Department is preparing, and
any orders which may be given are to be
interpreted as measures of Appropriation on
the part OF our Government
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Moyements of Alexis.

MILWAUKEE, January 4:-The Grand
Duke Alexis took his departure to-day at
1Or. NJ, for Chicago. 1t was Miss Wash.
burne, daughter OF the Governor, who
danced the first quadrille with the Duke,
and not Mrs. Washburne, as enormously
reported.
CHICAGO, January 4.-The Grand Duke
and party arrived here from Milwaukee,
to-day at noon. lie will indulge in an.
other pigeon shoot this afternoon at Dex.
ter Park, and this evening will have q
reception at the fremont House. General
Sheridan's arrangements for Alexis grand
buffalo hunt, are now fully perfected. The
Ducal party, accompanied by Gen. Sheri.
dan and three ofhis Aides, Gen. Forsythe,
Col Forsythe and Col. W. V. Sheridan,
expect to arrive at Fort Mcpherson on
the 18th. The party will proceed to
North Platte station on the Ducal train,
where all the servants will be lett during
the absence Of the party on the hunt,
which willtake them from the railway
some six oreight days. 1t is the inten-
ton ofall those who go to the hunting
ground, 10 take up tho military mode Of
life, and dispense with the luxuries Of
servants, carriages, etc. The journey
between North Platte Station and the
buffalo region, will he made by horse
back and ambulance, and the Russians
will be treated to a good specimen Of
roughing it on the plains in the winter.
The reports from that region, are that the
weather is very fine, and Gen. Sheridan is
confident that the trip will be pleasant, as
1t will certainly be intensely interesting.