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AGENTS WANTED FOR
Prof. FOWLER'S GREAT WORK

ON Manhood Womanhood, aud their Mutual
tor-rolattons; Love, its Laws Power, etc.
Send TOR specimen pagos ana circulars, with
torms. Address, NATIONAL PUBLISHING
co phila, Pa n3l-Iw.
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Steubenville O., Female Seminary,

This widely-known School affords thorough
Christian education, at cost of little more than
| g week; one-fourth on for clergymen. The
sun session go weeks) opens Sept. llth. The
address OF all former pupils is requested. \
grand reunion at the close of the next wear.
send for particulars 10 Rev. Gil ARIES q. BEA-
TY, d. ID. LII, d., Supt., or Rev. 4. NJ. REID.
PHI. D., Principal aug0wi
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New Advertisements.
TOWN STATEMENT.

M. G. Woodward. Collector for 1870. in account
with the Town of bloomsbury to May Ith, 1872.
DR..
To balance as per last annual statement sliO) Os
CIR.
BY generations l2 35
BY amount paid Treas. 1887 10 SlilU OS
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g. The account of Samuel Creasy, AdmIpt.tr,.
Tor OF Mary Greasy, late Of Miniin townqbin i
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!. The second account OF Samuel croos,.
Administrator OF CHARLES ii. Hess, late of MiGiS,
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3. Tno thIfd md llnNl nccOnnt ~ u,,..,- :
lreasy and stephen Goho, admins a. Siailnrl
cob Goho, late of Mimin iownship. d"c"a5,,T,,' q
# D. me nhG aeSonhs OF samuel Greasy, tunria
hlld OF Matthew Brown, late of Minlin tm,rI,'
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WELLS GARBOlLN TABLETS

bOsn A MONTH easily mado with stencil
DLDU aud Kcy.Chcclt Dies. Secure Circular
ind sample, trce. S. NJ. SrEFCEH, Brattlcboro,
VI n3l.1w
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STATEMENT OF ENPENsE ACCOUNT TO MAY 1, -
Balance in hands of Treasurer at last set
tlement Sl282 81
Amount uncollected at last sct,lement on
duplicate OF 1870 400 0S
Amount of tax levied for year 1871 220 80
Amount received upon fines &c. 81 70
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NuSCARORA FEMALE SEMINARY, ACADE-
mia, Juniata Co., Pa.
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ACTION MALES TINS DAY"

" EATCLlFFE will sell at los a. NJ an assoft-
,nrut or groceries. &C
IOrEETSuS & BEoNAtGH VIII seli a' =. NJ.
tnirt, huIldins lots In MARKS aoh'''"h I" ''a"-
ChC.trr. .,s.s-,
i,urs n, TAYLOR will sei, at 81 NJ a i",h'ing
l,t on the west side of Sixth street horit u
I,gh.
,,,,t-,u TAYLOR will sell at 6 r. VI. FIX var''n'
,.,, il,r southeast corner OF Federal and ~
.,,,,, hlrScis
,,raN,~ W. KEESFE will sell at T.. NJ. at the
fr.i,Icurc of Il. 4. Lancaster. No. SIS Seventh
.ir,., mirrors carpets, oil-cloths, paintings, &c
,Inh SIAI'GiTON will sell at 10 A. NJ, at their
,,,,.,Inr-ronuis, 4 general assortment ot iurhi
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ARREST or tOCKT CLERK FOR lAMrERlNG
N. ru RECORDS AMP EMRlzzLEMEST OF PUBLIC
II .ps--IlE is COMMITTED To JATL.-.Some en-
,I,,urn, WAS created at The county court
,,rI.r Yesterday morning about il O'Clock
q, the arrest of Mr.. William j. Aumblc,
=. Of the court. The warrant for his ar.
Nls issued by Judge Minor, and exc
.,dn,};Y Constable }. b. Giavins, who inn
i,,,~,n 4. .tiG f.. prisoner before Justice
present the examination WS m.a ,,nt;i NJ"
",cl""k L. NJ, admitting the I-ssoncr to
iaiI IN The sum of 81 300.
iitc warrant charges, on complaint of
samuel Waddcll and II. A. Atkinson Com
AnlahIc. being the clerk of Hcnrlrv~v--u,,,,
Court of this state, did frauduicntly erase,
aitrr. sccrrtc, and destroy q certain record
then in his kcCping---tO wit, n list of names
ni the grand jurors selected according to
law
II appears that the Judge went to the office
about the hour above mentioned to draw Il
~;rra| grand jury for the approachin" term
"i tlr court. and on opening the box III
Which the hallots were kept found there
wrr" only - names in it. instead of 100, a>
HERE should have been. He expressed sur
Prise NJ his fact. but not receiving an cNpkt-
patton which he deemed satisfactory, issued
th" warrant for Annahle'S arrest.
It vas brought in evidence during the
progress of the examination in the after
uunn that in IN investigation of the accounts
between the clerk and the treasurer the
Iormcr had ovcrdruwn the amount allowed
him sunc 81 300, and that this matter would
r. brought before the next grand jury. An
iircupt WAS also made to prove that the
c!rIk'- knowledge Of this fact had some CON
nrNi"u with the reduced number of ballots
IN the iurN-hnX. On the charge in the war.
rant he was srnt on to the grand jury, aud
lAIl"L in the sllni OF 81 100.
Biur" leaving the courtroom he was ar
i, I'll "u the rlarg" of embczzling 81 300 OF
ilrn"y hrlonCin@ 10 the county.
The Justice committed him to Jail, but
stated that during the night he would take
hAll in the sum of $1,000 for his appearance
this morning 1T / o'clock, to which hour
iiI" ease was adjourned.
Nr. H. 4. Atkinson, Jr., represented the
county. and the prisoner was defended by
Mr-sr>. II. II. Wells, Jr., and - Worthns-
ton.
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Well Done.

MA, state Convention at their last nights
ION almost unanimously adopted reso-
,n,,,n, proposed by Gcueral KEMrER, vir-
,.,ll, in,ricing the Virginia delegates To
-. baltimore Convention TO ratity the noini-
.,.,,,on nf GREELEY and BRowN-as Mr.
I:ypwl> happily expressed it, to "go on
,.r,,r,'s bond" There was no difference
.,,n,,t approving the Cincinnati platform,
and only few disscnted from snstrncttne
.l... a,l,.oatc. TO indorsc the ticket.
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POLICE COURT, THuRsDAy-Justice j. d.
liht;c preS,d,ng.-The following csiSes were
disposed of:
Herman Gresham (colored), charged on
warrant with asSlulting and beating Frlncls
Gresham. Fined $50.
Francis Gresham (colorcd), charged on
warrant with abusing and insulting Herman
Gresham. Discharged.
Charlotte Smith (coloredD and Leroy Dor
>"v (roiorcd). charged on warrant with TN
lawfully cohabiting together. Sent to His
ing> Court.
Mary Dorsey tcolorcd). charged on war-
rant with aSSaulting aud threatening to beat
Charlotte Smith, and also with perjury III
making oath to 4 warrant for the arrest ol
the said Smith, Discharged.
,IamcS Owen {colored), charged on warrant
with assallIting and threatening to shoot
samuel .IaSlslr, and also with threatening TO
burn the house and store of said Jaspar.
Continued to Goth instant.
Samuel Jaspar (colorcd) charged on war
rant with trcsrlSsinS on the premises OF
James Owens and carrying away sundry ar
rlrcS of wearing apparel of the value OF -,
,hr property of the said Owens. Conunucd
10 18th instant.
John Kent (colorcd), charged on warrant
with interfering with ana abusing l'iiai'i
\. lIockaday on the public street. DIS
charged.
William A. Hockaday. charged on warrant
with trcSpassing on the premises OF Thoulas
NHkc and interfering with his business.
Fined q.
Ellen Johnson. Elizabeth Johnson, ana
Easter Cooper (colored), charged on warrant
viii! aS>aultinS and abusing William Smith.
Fiurd Il each.
Mary King (coloredD, charged on warrant
with as<autiug and beating Jane Ihurston.
Fined -.
Jane Thurston (colored), charged on war
,aur with tresmssing on the premises of
and asS,ulting and beating Mary hlpS.
Fined 81.
Belle Smith (colorcd), charged on warrant
with as.aulting and threatening to Kill Mary
Dorsey. Fined $3.50.
samuel NJ. Simpson, charged with assault
in@ and beating his wife. Continued to 18th
Instant.
.lon O'Suliyan, charged with being u
>u>picious character. Discharged on promise
10 leave the city.
John Waltord and Julia Smith (coloredD,
charged on warrant with assaulting ana
threatening to beat Israel Banks. DISMISSED;
II" prosecutor. 4
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M1psuMxER PIc-NIcs.- members of
st. Patriek's (Catholie) church are making
arrangements for a grand picnic at Riverside
Park ON or about, the 18th or July. 1t Is in
the hands of 'nl efficient and energetic conf
mittee, and Ii likely to prove one OF the most
successful affairs Of the season.
THE PRE-SrREEr BAPTIST SrNDAY.ScHooL
will have picnic on the 18th OF july at
Meaux's farm. Amelia county, about twenty.
nine miles from the city, ON the Richmond
and Danyile railroad. a concert OF vocal
ana instrumental music will be among the
attractions Of the occasion. s. . .:.s. e.
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ELECTION OF OfEIcERs.--Scbillcr Lodge,
No. lS9, l. .. o. f.. has elected the follow
ing officers: N. G., E. Lies; V. g., w.
Wild; Secretary, A. krezmarz; Treasurer,
+. Emmenbauser.
At the hist stated meeting of Jefferson
Lodge. No. %, X. Of p, the following OFF,
GERS were elected for the ensuing term !:
James Maedousall, chancellor commander !;
J. z. Lalnpkin, yiee-cinnceIlor. The Cham
cellor Commander made the following af,-
point,nents: George E. Ruifin, guide;
George T. Pickett, i. s.; w. Il. Atkinson,
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BANK Dlv1DEeD. D.-The Board OF Directors
Gf the First National Bank have declared q
,cni-annual dividend of five per cent. This
is one of our best managed and most pros
porous banking institutions.
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LAsg g. BAssErr's ScHooL.-fr This school
closed yesterday With the following an-
norncement: sEla tf.
Prises.-Condict, Frank A, Davenport,
Weldon HasSins, James A. Aentz fist spell
ing, A. sB. Gnigon; second spelling, 5. Blar
Mosby; first reading, Weldon Haskipss; I;
second reading, John q. Williams; writing:
Robert III. Mosby first geography, DAVID
Currie; second geography James a. aenfzii
first history, Austin II. Caring gtOn :. second
history, Blair BuEwell; first English sEan-
mar, a. B. Guigen; ,secoEd English gram.
mar. David G,lrrie; third English stahliliar,
James A. Mentzl fyst; Eng fish COMPOSITION,
Willie %. skeftoD; second English cositp0sl-
tion, ii. Temple TioMas; third English
composition; als1 AsnF T. s64saiRs first mental
arithmetic, David .CIfsaes. second, gsAl4i
arithmetic, Eddie, =, Lyons ,s flsSt written
arithmetic, a b. GHison; second written
aritliretic.. wv iiie o. 9SkeItpI tSitd written
arithmetic, David currfc Greek, Austin D.
Carrington. i,-'s 8t'.ts'5,ists s1.s q. g
Richard 4. Alvey, Alexander D; Ggisoa,
Robert H.ebIosLg; and Wiiiie iQ SSksstpn
drew for the prize u wfit :. ,'. ~
DISTINGUISHED in. all their studies David
Currrie, A. Is. Guigon, w. 0.sskclton::
In more than halt Edward Alvey, Blair
B,1rweli, Austin D. Caring ton, Waiter I.
Daniel, frank A.. Davenport don Has.
kins, Eddie z. Lyons, James 4. aMensz Asgisy
lie, Moore, Robert II. y aiesby; AcLain Flea
SAINTS Harvey 50 e
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MAsosic EcuOoL. The cl0siHg eStrslses
of the Nasonic school win take piaeel tf ~.
AIbans Hill at Ia o'clock. tliis tn0faitsg, g
which ttnaet Tie uss..j medals aud VIA
he awarded. x s tgs
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS AT DzsPATcH Or
ricE, Thursday, June27: q NJ, 81 degrees;
3p. H., 10 degrees; . L. Nj, sl degrees.
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ACCIDENT AT CBuKcH-fliLL TUNNEL
Yesterday morning colored man named
Andrew jackson had bis thigh broken at
'lnft No. of the Church-Hiil tunnel ny
falling timber, and was otherwise painfully
bruised.
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SuCcKoE HsEL AGApxAF.,--At the close oe
the seventh annual ses,on of sIfs sctloQ HI.
81 Beach piiheig the n,llassssg pstssss
! = .'.'5 .e.ikcLNrrp ON foHlyH fAGx. !, 81
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MR. McGU1BE's SCHOOL closed yesterday
with distribution Of DISTINCTIONS, medals,
&C., list Of which is phblished in another
column. The school honor We're followed
by testimonials from the boys 70 TIE teachers,
which, while beautiful and valuable IN theni-
selves, were nuelf more to be valued as ex-
pressive of such goodwill as, 5utootBssthe
Rough roads through life. IS S,,Sl; ,'
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rnHvmrs Received IEsTERDAY.-From
Alexandria pcrcr George atlas John Car
Ter. one year, for obtaining goods under
ta'sc l,rctcnceS. From Norfolk: William
Maths one year, petty larceny, second OF.
lrurc; w. b. Perry, three years, grand lar
rruy. From Rockbridge: George Dock,
iw"'v" years, murder in the second degree.
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y
teacher First honor to Lee Jackson. Di
ploans: For scholarship; to Robert l.. Jones
Richard Kelley, Julius Morris, Ann Thomas
Macon Harris, William Ii. Johnson.
tSirth Primary-Miss Frances &. Rogers,
teGcher.-F First honor TO Patsy Estes. Dl
plonias For scholarship, to Roscna Johnson
Thompson, Charles Harris, Edward Garland
BAxEg.sTRgEr scHooLs-r.r. cRUAP, PRINCIPAL
Tgard and Fourth Grammar, No. Miss
Ellen r. Broom, teGcher.-First honor 10
Victoria Pollard. Diplomas: For attendance,
10 Sonora Anderson, Benjamin Graves Lien.
ry plerseB, Fannie Sutton, Richard SCOT
deportment, Richard Scott; scholarship,
Rosena Cox, George Jones, Alexander Yam
cey, Fannie sutton, Benjamin Graves, Maria
Haskins; penmaDship, Della Pollard,
Forth Grammar, 40. .2--1aiss Ella UslL
yard, substitute for Aiiss I'll sHGrrts.--Fiksl
honor to Emma Blunt, Diplomas: For af-
tendance, TO Martha Sampson, Willie Lewis,
Ernest Miles; scholarship, Arthur Wat.
kins, Martha Sampson, Lizzie Brown, Re.
ci,el Parker. Emma Smith, Emma Blunt
penmanship, Sallie Harris.
First Primary, no. 3-Mss PaLhe Al
Payne, tedcher.-Eirsts hoBor to Caddie
Sampson. Diplomas: For attendance, to Cad
die SAMPSON, Angeiina' Richardson, Lizzie
Taliaferro; scholarship, Mary Reese, James
MeriWeatlier. Emma 4. Watkins, Annie z;
Cox; Albert johnson. q! g 49, y
Second Primary, 40. af:s. Z. b. stish,
tedcher.-Frst honor to julia Robinson.
Diplomas For department, TO Martha Kenny:
scholarship, Preston Strange, James White,
Slice Chipnap, Isaiah Vaughan, Martha art
Ross; pentnauship, Alice Smith.
7Hird Primary, 40, 5--sia afiss Louisa Dt1oa
| teacher .-First homer to eOctalA Tyler.
Diplomas Forattc ndance, 10 Witty FTede
rick; scholarship, Martha Patterson, Franz
lPiesson, Willie johnson, julia harris, latss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-06-01
Tho Recent Fire in MarseiIles
HarbOr.
GaHant Conduct Of American seaman

a London telegram, in giving the particu-
lars Of the activity Of the American feet in
supprcssing The recent fire among the shipping
in the harbor Of Marscilles, France, says: The
achievement Of the United States squadron was
enc Of tie most splendid victories Of peace, it
having saved from destruction, by tho discip-
line, skill aud intropidity Of the officers and
men, q thousand merchant ships and the city
Of Marsei.lcs. On tie night Of the fro the
squadron, consisting Of the Wabash, Congress-
Brooklyn, plymouth, Shenandoah, Juniata
aud WacLusott, under the command Of Ad-
uiiral Alden, lay in Napoleon basin, amidst
inuumcrablo merchantmen of every descrip-
ton and from every nation. Shortly after
midnight au explosion startled the city, fol
lowed by fire and dense clouds Of heavy smoke
which issued from an italian ship, los. arriy-
Cd from Philadelphia, with cargo Of potro-
leum. The nature Of the danger soon became
evident aud it seemed impossible to prevent
the Gro from spreading from slip to ship. as
they lay In such a mass, and general cJufa-
grafton seemed imminent, for the houses OK
tend down to the wharf on every side.
" No city Of France has The means to cxtin-
gaish a great FIRE, and hence the people gath
cred and contemplated the scene in panic
stricken, fascinated horror. Presently well
manned boat camo from that part Of the basin
Illuminated 10y the blaze and pulled directly
towards the burning ship. This was soon fol-
lowed by another, then third, ton, twenty
al boats of tie American squadron A mo-
meut later tho men were seen on the deck Of
tie burning ship. The silence of the people
on shore WAS such chat they could hear,
through the smothoEed roar aud cracbe Of the
l,e, the word Of command and blows Of axes.
Presently the vessel began to settle; she had
been scuu!cd, and her cargo was under water,
the deck being level with the surface. The
danger from the escape Of burning petroleum
was t.ilimmiuent, whoua line Of boats dashed
together stem and stern, was seen pulling
away, oaj as the file Strengthened cut the
burning slip moved also, and was slowly
towcd out 10 the bay 10y over two hundred
wel-mauuod oaTs. It was only then that an
immense cheer broke from tho thousands Of
people, who felt iuexpressible gratitude to The
americans for the salvation Of their city
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-06-01

MyASs WHAT HIS SAYs.-Though "confrma-
tions strong as proofs of Holy Writ" and as nu-
merous as the sands on the shore, were pro-
duced to prove that Dr. Pierce, the proprietor Of
DR.. Sace's Catarrh Remedy, is in earnest and
nseans what he says, when he offers $500 reward
for any case Of Catarrh which he cannot cure, yet
there would be some skeptics and fogies who would
continue to shout, 4" HEplbug" "HuNBUs p
" 1t cannot be- because DR.. Homespun says Catarrh
cannot be cured" Now, this DIR. HON espun is
the identical, good-natured old fellow who honest
y believes and persists in declaring that this earth
is not round or SPHERICAL but fiat as 50 siapjack,
and does not turn over, otherwise the water woulc
all be spilled out of Deacon B ascom's mill pond.
But astronomical science has positively demon
strated and proven that DR.. lIomespun IS wrong
in supposing this earth to be fat and stationary,
and medical science is daily proving the fact that
he is no less mistaken and behind the times in re-
gard to the durability of Catarih In short, ithas
been positively proven that this world poUss, and
that medical science IS progreseire-the opinion
Of Dr.. Homespun to the contrary notwithstanding.
That DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy viii cure Catarrh
thousands who have used il attest.
Then buy it, and use it, in doubt do not stand,
You will find it in drug stores all over the land.
TALK AT THE ToLEr.-Every lady's maid knows
that the bewitching beings who pave their tFium-
plant way withsconquered hearts, regard splen-
did head Of hair the most effective Of all wOmanly
facinations. They believe, and they are right,
that they can la.sb as mnhy beaux with the luNu-
RANT ringlets and glossy braids as they can kill
at sight" with their beaming eyes. Hence in
their "toilet talk" among themselves and with
their attendants the merits of preparations for the
hair are freely canyassed and the latest result of
this discussion seems to be the almost universal
adoption of LYONS KATHArRoS as an article better
adapted to promote the growth aud beauty of the
"Chief Glory OF Woman" than any other at pre-
sent before the world. They say that withoutirri-
tating The skin of the head 1t eradicates dandrua,
and that it penetrates below the surface to the
roots of the hair, endowing them with new life and
vigor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-06-01
The OutIool.

las. week we sros, of th, alrirs5l. letter Of
Horace Greeley upon acccg ting th, nomination of
che Cincinnati Convention. Since chen 30 has, OF
course, been published throughout al the land
Ey the Democratic and Conservative papers very
generally it has been wei. received and tayor4b.y
commented on. esDcciallvia .L. South. Thcplin-
oipal orpositil comes from tat Now York Void
srd washington Paf-.a,. ,b. former being tb.
y.ea. advocate Of Adams claims Ia the Cauvea-
.ion. Dan Voorhees,. tie c,tga,n. Keuucs.a1,
has opened the campaign ia advance Of tAe balti-
more Convention, 10 pg1siti'u t1 tae lli.osaI her
90 the Iri5Hs, boldly asserting ,aat De much pre-
i.rs ,he man on horseback ,o him oi .hs"Nli,t
lst" Strange preference, One IS che P.rsan.i-
cation Of the ULTRA ralica,isu chat Voorhees, has
been s5 cloQu.uty and ed t.,,.a-,v d-nouuciag ier
io. these many yca-s, while on. other is the expo
ucnt Of principles So ,ersely ana SD torcib'y exc
pressed iu bis letter ofaccp,luce, as Oh can iorc
almost the unanimous commentator of -il tatelc-
ments ofopposi lion 90 Che pres-a adriais,-at,.n
We fear that Voorhees, aud a.i others OF t'-i ,.@
are So strongly and deeply iuoued v-,A Che old
llayen OF pag,ysl .sit taat ,Aey cannot " l.i che
dead past bury i.s dead. and "act ia ,he living
prescnt-uith heart Within ana God o',r h-li.'
The grand issue, $50 tlAc Sc, before ths A-csi-
can people ia the coming contest which has open
Cd uitl So many and varied moves oa the political
cAes.-b.l-d. Isl. between ui.iaryaul civil rule
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-06-01
Philadelphia Excursionists.

An Excursion party, principally from Phila-
delplia, arrived Ia MartiasJuEg on Wcdncs-
day Of last week The party consisted Of cap
itsl,s,s-many Of them stockholders Of the ex-
teusiye Huntsville d.stil!ery. Tie Statesman
says:
Their visit was the occasion Of q grand col
Ia aUu and entertainment, served at Haunis-
Vile IN one Of the commod.ous rooms of the
Bonded Warehouse The table was upward
Of 100 feet in length and was most tastofully
oruamentcj 10y lroiusiou Of beautiful flow
CTS aid cyergreens, and fairly groa1ed beaeath
every luxury that the market afforded, from
the mammoth saddle u mutton to tie choicest
dclicacy. Tie host Of tie " Stewart House,
Capt W. b. C5lston. superintendent the prepa-
ration of this magnificent feast, with the in-
valuable assistance Of that prince Of caterers
Nh Charles p Mathwi. who furnished the r.
trcsAmeuts. Ii seemed that these gentlemen
Lad omitted nothing calculated to tempt tho
palate and delight tie eye. The visitors, all
Of whom were tie guests Of our whole-sOuled
towusman, Col. j. Q. A. Nalenbousch, were
escorted through our city apd surrounding
neighJorhood until half pas: / L. ~, the hour
appointed for dinner