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III, b. KIRK 4 co.


A Removal.
II. B. KIRK 4 CO.,
FANCY GROCERIES, WINES LIQUORS, 40.
are now located in their
No. SeS f Futon %0s ssr spaGi nSrS d
A.-A.--Lndics, Do Not Fail to secure
some Of those goods which NIcoL DAVIDSON CO.,
S Sses snsh as sFf e Table
s91sn aed pS SE n a pse
A.-Royal Havana Lottery.-J. Bs Mar
TINEz Co, Bankers, 10 Wall street Box ssSS New
York Post Office
A.-BelIe de Mutt, Poudrc dc Cleopatra.
EAU DE JogyEScE give Snaams h ou CON-
YSGV @ Bssdw ayspA'e' ana a only
Bachelors Hair Dye-Thc Rest in thu
world the only perfect dye harmless, rsiahie instA'-
tnneous At all druggists
Cristadoro's Hair Dye has 10 Equal i'm
the world. 1t Is the safest and most reliable a Sold
avery where.
Chronic niarrh9a Positively Cured by
xAoNiyENs RIAERMGA, DYsENTERf AND oHoE.
Deane's French Ranges nnd Broiicrs.-
BRAMHALL. DBANE Co, removed to 2e5 Wafer St
Il. II. Durkec & Co.'s Salad Dressing.-
rich and delicious dressing for an kinds Of salads cold
Sold BY dealers in fine groceries generally.
Electrical Vrc0tment-rkNOr tho Keller OK
the AFFECTED by Dr. CHAMBERLAIN, No West Fourteenth
street.
For saIe-A Patent, Just Granted,
small article MANUFACTURES worth millions of dollars.
at ES Broadway, room a.
Havana Lottcry.-Prixcs Cashc6 and
Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
l9t Broadway room Z.
Nest1e's Lactc0us Farfna,
The mothers milk substitute.
Recommended by eminent physicians
-r---------
Royal Havana Lottery.
Prizes cashed and Information furnsfHd the hlghcsk
rates paid Douboons all kinds Of Gold and silver.
Government Secntlties, &C., &cs
TAYLOR Co, Bankers Is Wall street. New York.
To Let Cold Have Its Own Way ia "a
assist laying the foundation CONSUMPTION To euro
the most siabborn Cough Cold You have only to usa
iudicousiy DIR. JAYNE's BxPEcToR.Axr.
The "Heathen Chinee'' IA . Labor savins
institution but for house eleanpx we use MORO AN,a
SONS sAPoLIo 1t brghtens mp w ,sns brssSss -
time or labor. "'sioie WIN n''o V0os'
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GENERAL SHERMAN'S TOUR
Arrival of the American Party at Sebastopol-
Plan Of Travel on the volga and to !.
and from Moscow.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, April %, 1872
A despatch from Sebastopol announces the arr
val In that town Of General william t. Sherman
and Lieutenant Frederick ID. Grant, OF the United
states Army, and Hon. A. G. Curtin, the American
Minister to Russia.
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The Revolutionists Driven Out OF the
State Of San Luis Potosi-General Ce-
wallos to Take Offensive.
MATAMoRos, April 23-Even
IOWA LIBERALS.

One Hundred and Thirty Delegates
Appointed to support the Cincinnati
Movement.
DAVENPORT, Iowa. April %, 1872.
The State Liberal Convention to-day adopted
anti-Grant resolutions and appointed 100 delegates
to the Cincinnati Convention. General Fitzhenry
Warren, OF Burlington, presided. Speeches were
made by Hon. J. b. Grinncl, Of Iowa, and Governor
Brown, OF Missouri.
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o number or concerts there and in Washington
under the auspices OF the Mgnnerchor, assisted IN
several other societies, and will then probably make
Q professional tour through the country.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

WASHINGTON, April %, 1872.
In game at base ball to-day between the MIL
tuals OF New York, and the Oympics, OF this city,
the former won by a score of 25 to s.
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JAMAICA.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

KINGSTON, Ja April %, 1872.
To prevent frauds In the postal service, which
have been frequent of late, the government now
requires each oficer to pay premium to a common
fund out of which losses by robbery theft to
he indemnified.
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~, window Window. Shades az Every Description.
O. l. E'xLrY 4 CO.. ~ broadway.
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Approved and AdOpted-knox's Spring
HAT gentlemen. It's beauty IL a theme Of general
approval is the special fayorite with all gentlemen
Of taste and Judgment. KNOWS, 2l2 Broadway.
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An Opportunity.-The Choice or Any
article in the immense of goods the large
667 Broadway for dollar The goods are sold regard
goods ut this establishment exceeds that Of other in
stitution in the world 1t is located at GU Broadway
under the Grand Central Hotel
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The Weather In This City Ycstertla,

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours, In
parson with the corresponding day of last year, as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar-
macy HERALD Building
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A.-The Most Extensive, Healthful, Lux
popular Baths in the United States tho
RUSSIAN (yapor) MARBLE BATHS Is East Fourth
street. Open daily from 7 A. NJ. to9P. M. Ladies hours
(daily) 10 To IL A. M.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, April 3d. 1872.
Hon. John Jay, the United States Minister to
Austria, and Count Andrassy, the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, have exchanged ratfcations Of the
Trade Mark Convention recently negotiated be-
tween the United States and Austria.
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To Let a Cold Have Its Own way ia

assist in laying tho foundation of Consumption To cure
the most siabborn Cough Cold you have only to uso
judiclousiy DIR. JAYNE's BxPECToRAxr
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Brooklyn Theatre.

The "King's Rival" that was to have been played
on Wednesday night at this theatre, but was
postponed until last night, in consequence of
the popularity of "Divorce," which was con-
tinued throughout the week, drew q very
good audience. The cast included nearly the
entire strength Of the company, and the piece was
very elegantly mounted and cOstumed. The drama
is in five acts, and is written by Tom Taylor and
Charles Reade, and is illustrative Of the times of
Charles ii. Mrs. Conway sustained the leading
character, Frances Stewart, and Miss Minnie Con-
way, Nell Gwynne; Frank Roche Duke Of Rich
mond, Mr.. Kennedy Charles IT,, and Mr..
E. Lamb Samuel Pepys. AS illustrative Of
period in English history when corruption and
pronigacy was the prominent characteristic of the
court, its associates and the people, the drama Is
unquestionable success, and the representation
of it was deserving Of very great praise. The lead
ing roles were well sustained throughout, and it
has enough Of plot and passion in It's develop
ments to excite the most hungry OF sensation
seekers Mr.. Roche az Duke OF Richmond has a
character assigned to him that Is admirably adapted
for his remarkable histrionic talent, and he last
night excited the audience to more than usual en-
thusiasm. This popular and talented young actor
takes his benefit on Friday evening, The piece
selected Is 1.-THE Marble Heart" and he will doubt
less have the pleasure OF seeing crowded house.
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Alto ssGive q Fellow Fits Is the Corr
rect thing when given In the shape OF THE PERFECT
FIT SHIRT" manufactured by WALTER A. PHELAN.
6g3 Broadway
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THE WASHINGTON TREATY.
Premier Gladstone and Earl Granville Await
ing Despatch from Washington.

American Opinion Of the Consequential Damages
Claim-General Banks Report of Secretary
Fish's Position Communication to Con-
grem from the State Department
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K. n. Durkec & Co.'s salad DresSing.-
rich and delicious dressing for an kinds Of lads cold
meats, &c.
Sold By lie alers in fine groceries generally.
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II Life and Health Can he Estimated by
dollars and cents, MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for all diseases with which children afflicted Is worth
liz weight In gold
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The Reds.-Those Ked HePubI1cnns, tho
bedbugs have been utterly crushed by fusiladcs Of
sKNOWLES' AMERICAN INSECT DESTROYER and,
in consequence of its deadly effects larger insects,
reaches enough left to act mOurners.
Viye la Revolutioni Depot No. Sixth avenue.
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A.-FOr o First Glass Gentlemnn's Hat
go direct the manufacturer, ESPENSHEID lB Nassau
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Deanc's, French Ranges nnl Broilcrs.-
BRAMHALL. DEANE Co, removed 295 We Ter st.
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f r A N @ e.
Legislative Progress for Executive Definition
and Army Reform.

President Theirs Invalided-The Embassy to
Washington.
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BERLIN, April ., I872
The Princess Victoria, wife of the Prince Imperial
Frederick William has been safely delivered of a
daughter-her seventh child and fourth daughter.
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Union League Thostro-Nngcl Organ
Recital.
A largo and also very select audience assembled
In this theatre yesterday afternoon at the first
public exhibition OF the new organ invented by
Engei, and made by the Messrs. Needham. When
this instrument was first tried at Steinway's before
circle OF the inventors friends 1t labored under
the disadvantages Of being heard In small, close
hall, and also because Mr.. Engel had not then fully
carried out the contemplated improvements At
that time we described Its as power
OF initiating the pizzcato OF violins fu even and
son0rous tone, and free, untrammelled action,
which constitute 1t a remarkable specimen OF reed
Instruments: The artistic playing OF Mr..
n iay CONTRIBUTES gh no small share to the
yesterday. Tho programme commenced with
very brilliant fantasia on "Faust," arranged and
artistic variations on "Spirto genti" on the organ
and piano, both instruments being played at the
andante from beethoven; the sGaribaldi March,
by Engel; variations on "Home, Sweet Home" and
the celebrated serenade nom Don Giovanni" 1t
must DC certainly remarkable instrument ON
which performer can sing the melody, play the
accompaniment and give the pizzicato Of the
drew forth tone rivallng that Of pipe organ and
exhibited the cultivation and finish OF thorough
and an aria from .Srroyatore with telling stiect
during the recital.
"o"oH AAooms-NAss n1O8Woy's concert.
Weber's Rooms, on Fifth avenue were crowded
last night on occasion OF the benefit concert OF this
favorite and promising young pupil of Signor
Albtes. She was assisted by Miss Nininger, Madame
Gazzaniga, and Messrs. Berthelot, Bartlett and
Pease. Her selections were, a duet from "L'Elisre
dAmore," In which SignOr Abilities took part; cava-
tina from "Don Pasquae," the Polonaise from
"Mignon and the duet from Linda" with Mr..
Berthelot. Her pure, expressive and flexible voice,
which revels particularly in norid music,
gave pleasing rendering to the various
extreme youth her voice has not yet acquired that
frmness and finish OF style that we find in artists
OF more experience. Miss Ninnger, another of Al
II she only perseveres as she has done so far
Abilities sang French comic song and Madame
Gazzaniga la lune de mie, by Mercier. Mr. Pease
made grave mistake In selecting o trashy pot
pouri OF "HOme, Sweet Home" and "Old Folks at
Home" which was entirely unworthy of such an
occasion. He Is too good pianist to sacrifice him
self in such q manner.
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Angels Turkish Baths, Lexington Ave-
nue. Twenty nth street-Valizng before break
fast invigoratiDg before dinner more soothing than
opiaes before retiring Ladies' day and evening Cen
tfemcn. every day and all night
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French Neutrality tho Bordcr-Ita
Difficulties and Dangers.
PERILS OF THE DEEP.

An Anglo-Indian Steamship in a Storm and
Fear Of Fatal Disaster Fifty Persons
Supposed to Have Been Lost.
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AUSTRIA.

The Trade Marks Convention with America
Ratified.
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A.-A.--Lndics, DO Not Fail to secure
some of those goods which NICOI. DAVIDSON 4 CO.,
66 Broad way selling at third less than regular
prices such as ivory handled Table Knives ct IS per
dozen Plated Forks and Spoons at So per dozen taes at
81 per dozen and China Plates at 81 per dozen.
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A.-Belle de Mutt, POudre dc Cleopatra
EAU DE JOUvENCE give charming, youthful COM
plexion perfectly harmless Prepared ana aAa only ~
Nine. A. DUVAL 762 Broadway.
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SUIT TO RECOVER ON RAILROAD BONDS.

average tenlpeTaJuTe ycSUeTuHy. ........... ~
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. 5sh
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25I brOadWaY. CORNER MurrNY atraAt.
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A.-Royal Havana Lottery.-J. Bs Mar
TINEZ h Co, Bankers, 10 Wall street. Box S66o New
Yor Ppato f1c
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Chronic Diarrh1a Positively Cured by
NACNIvEN'S DIARRHHA, DYSENTERYi AND CHOL-
FRA INRANfUM POWDER.
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| Banquet I'm Berlin to tho American
Agent from Geneva.

Agent from Geneva.
BERLIN, April %, 1871
Mr.. Bancroft, the American Minister, gave o ban
quet last night in honor OF ]. @. B. Davis, the
agent OF the United States before the Geneva Board
OF Arbitration In the Alabama claims case. Prince
Bismarck and several leading German diplomats
were present.
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A.-ssDiseases of the Lungs Benefited by
using Cod Liver Oiln HAZARD CASWELL'S Cod
Liver Oil is pure and sweet patients soon become FOND
nf
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Havana Lottcry.-Prizcs Cashcd and
Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
l9t BroadwaA, room {.
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For saIe-A Patent, Just Granted.
small article OF manufacture worth millions of dollars.
E6 Broadway, room IA.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye has 10 Equal in
the world II Is the safest and most reliable a Sold
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A Removal.
II. B. KIRK CO.,
FANCY GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, 40,
are located In their
New and more spacious store,
No. GO Fulton street north sde).
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Thc Best in tho
world the only perfect dye; harmless, rsahso, inst
tr1eOus At al druggists.
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Electrical Trcntment--E tho Relief OF
the afflicted by Dr. chamberlain, No. westFourteenth
stree
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Mr. Edwin Booth sgnalized his temperance on
his own stage on Monday night, after few weeks
absence, by the personation of Sir Edward Morti
mer in the play OF 1.-THE Iron Chest" The play has
been enacted 80 often and so recently here by the
same cast OF characters that there il no neces-
sty for criticsing Its performance last night at any
length. The character Of Sir Edward is one
thoroughly suited to Mr.. Edwin Booths peculiar
genius; for he is heartbroKen and rueful from the
first act to his death, at the end and the theatre
going public knows that Mr. Booth is moth
Ing not melancholy His fits Of
choleric passion with MILFORD and his kindly
attempts at smiling countenance In the
scenes with old Adam Wnterdon and Helen, were
the only flashes of relief that the play last night
afforded to that rem0rseful melancholy which Mr..
Booth renders with such cultured delivery. MILFORD
the second part in the play, performed In
manner that obtained great applause from the
audience but since "Juus Caesar" was performed
at this theatre we have come to the conclusion
that the only appauders at Booths are the ground
lings who prefer to take their passions torn to
tatters. 1t s seldom that anything more
than gentle murmur of appreciation runs through
the audience when Booth makes his finest points,
while roar OF clapping hands salutes the uproar
OF Bangs and Norton. Mr.. Anderson performed
Wnterdon with admirable unCNon and Mr. Robert
Pateman made very acceptable Rawb0ld.
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GERMANY.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

A Daughter Born to the Prince Imperial.
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Nestle's Lactc0us Farina,
The mothers milk substitute.
Recommended by eminent physicians.
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Royal Havana Lottery.
Prizes cashed and informatioA furnisted the hghcss
rates paid Doubloons all kinds Of Gold and Silver
Government Securities, &c., &C.
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers ,l6 Wall street. New York.
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KILLED BY JUMPING FROM A IRAlS.-I eS-
tcrday Mrs. Caroline &. Nathan and her hllS-
band reached Jersey City from Long Branch,
intending to start for Philadelphia on the /
O'Clock express train. They reached the
depot too early for tn" train. and 10y mistake
seated themselves in the local train which
starts at 1889 o'clock. When the train be-
gan to move they discovered their error and
FASTENED to jump of. Mr.. Nathan, who is
>cvenly-tour years of age, jumped first and
attempted to assist his wife. She staggered,
and he being unable to hold her, fell from
the platform just in front Of the rear truck of
the near car, both of which passed over her
legs just below the hips. She died almost
instantly. The couple had been married
nearly fifty years. They were wealthy, and
resided at 1921 north Broad street, PhikI-
dclphil.-Ne,c York Sun, 22d instant.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
otter from pctersburS.
,,on1rocc of the Richmond dispatch.
PETERSBURG. August "a. 1872.


PETERSBURG. August "a. 1872.
49,, rulc Of new cotton, the arrival OF
~, ,..n,,allv an event in business cir
WhN', was received this morning by
,,.-sr. Robert \. Martin Co.. the earnest
Wv, ~ which new cotton has reached our
,h', ,,.o, in any previous season: III came
l.,'r, ,,,c plantation OF General w. II. toN'
'I,',i,,,roinbc county, \. t..ana was s"ld 10
Natna,a Manufacturing Company al
,,,.,,y-tiyr cents per pound: -
'"r nv remains oC the late Rev. Charles IL.
:, - ,..,,,,, J,ro>ted in state This morning IN
''''' Washington street Methodist Episcopal
NV r II which Tor the past four years he
'''" 49,, behaved yp>tor. During the day q
N'> ..,,,,hrr of citizens, including many
~ visited the church and took parting
." - the dead. Every respect ana honor
VA. been rdd hi memory. .-.....
""> :., MIL be suspended tomorrow
:,. IN n, the other Methodist churches
i, III order 10 allow the conSr'S;l.
e.. trend the funeral al MIR. Hall, and
,.-.rrd ,hr W.l,hmgton.Strcet church
,n.,,,, .,.,, hv many hundreds the number
,Ea,t,.Irio attend. -, ,
"" t.n hours before his death Mr.. Hall
,u,4, hi, Nil. appointing Mr. George VI. 30
-. ,C;n,. ritv. the guardian 81 ms e"i'-
,,, l. j. .1aiilvinr To- state that ms en-
..,.,.. financially. were quite easy.
U.n. ,aerir> II. Porter has purchase" q
,,.,,tn.r IN Er,G@'> Hill. in tins Guy ara
81 ak. possession OH The Isl oi september.
Tr.,, ;ul'i. $3.50. al>" learn that Mr..
r,r,,r h,~ recently bought farm Of GA
.....,. u ,lHrn,lurg. IL" is prosecuting
~. ,-.r, - If tie district rucrGrtically. no:-
y.t,>,qnd,n. The hot weather. He goes +"
rr,n.a!,A H. address the >nycrclGnS on
nf.. rain Of colorcd cXcrTSioni>t> is en-
..,.t her, from Fredericksburg to-day.
D.,. ..,r, Il, receive becoming welcome.
kOEN AFFAIR.
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on nightly Id The eorise az tl,c portttp and
some young nsesi are so rash s to fait matiIy
10 ioye--at q watering place slie q 80. y,
aud then say ever so many hard things OF the
sex. "A few nights since d friend OF mine
was seated iii Il dark corner. when ii Young
man threw himself into a chair near by and
gave vent to his feelings thus: "'rhey are nil
frauds, every one of them; iii never trust
one again."
My friend suggested that he was taking it
hard, and in the ktndest manner possible
tried to soothc his troubled spirit. and asked
II he didn't think he was rather severe on the
lair sex. ono, SIR he said, "I announce
it publicly, they are frauds, every one of
them. and with this started off on d run for
Lovers Leap"
There was TO have been q Sl.500-dress,
made by Worth, OF Paris, paraded In the
haii-room--so lady friend of mine informed
mc.~and the excitement has been at fever
heat. but Up to this writing have not he I'd
of its arrival. Bitter has been the dis,p-
poin,mcnt of the ladies who have left the
Springs without a sight of this wonderful
piece Of dry goods.
The place has been very much crowded,
and every available room within the grounds
has been used. There are few rooms in
the hotel that are entirely shut out from sum
light, and are so dark that persons using
them have Il lighted lamp in daytime. A
gentleman arrived here short time ago,
and after cornwall meeting with his
friends on the night of his arrival, was
escorted TO his room Ivy a body guard
one of these dark rooms was his. He pro-
tested against being put In Jail he had done
nothing to lie punished for. and begged to be
let oil. Finally. he was quoted and went
of to sleep. Next morning he called on Mr..
Pcyton and asked that he be moved to an-
other room. There was no room to he had,
and he WAS asked what his objections were
to the one he occupied. "Why. sir, that is
the most remarkable room | ever slept in.
Do YOU know, sir. had to light a match to
see day break
Next week there is to bca grand dress bail
at the Old Sweet. 1t promises to he bril-
liant affair. y large crowd will go from here
10 il.
Last nigh, the children had fancy ball."
and enjoyed themselves ever so much. There
were any number of fancy dresses, and L" the
bly," rs the newspapers have it. "Moruing
stars" Undinc."" Mary Queen of Scots
Joan of Arc" Youth: aud cold Age"
were >cme Of the characters represented.
" Mary Queen of Scots" delighted the audi.
encc by dancing Il " Highland Fling" in the
most artistic manner. and at the request of
many persons she danced it again just before
being led to cNecution-that is, put TO bed.
The band here is Il most excellent one. and
if they would only give us Il change of pro-
grammc it would In appreciated.
G. e. +. c., JR.
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CLERICAL STRIKE.-Thc most novel strike
on record is that Of ;he cergy!ncn Of Will
mingtou. Delaware. These gentlemen have
formed themselves into Funeral Trade
Union, and adopted the following rcSolu-
lions: THAT only the hour for the begin
ming of the funeral services be published and
that promptncss on the part of all is very de-
sirlbIe; that Il carriage be sent for and
placed at the service of the minister; that
the position of the minister during the t,l-
neral service be left to his own discretion ;
that the selection of the Lords Day for flu
ncr1tls be discouraged"