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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-23
OUR STOCK,

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Complete in every department, consists Of:
BLACK AND c0LORRD sILKsJ
NEW SUMMER Silks
JAPANESE AND FRENCH PorLINs,
DRESS GOODS, all tho New shadssy
A FULL LINE OF WHITE AND COL
\ DRIED PIQ6ESi
RIGURED AND STRIPED LINEN
LAWESj
A Large Assortment Of FRENCH, ENG
LlSH and AMERICAN CALICOS.
Also, HOSIERY, WHITE GOODS
LINEN, UNDERWEAR. and In fact
everything In detail a~ppertainips 70 .
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CsnnIttee Of Reception.
WHITE RosETrED
L Diehl, Of Mount Davidson Lodge, No. 8;
Il Block, Of Nevada Lodge, No. Z;
Geo F Ford. OF Virginia Lodge. No. 10;
Geo Henning, OF Olive Branch Lodge, No. ~;
Barber, OF Parker Lodge, No. Is.
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PIPER's OPERA HOUSE

Csnnisioc Of Arrangement
TT Atkinson, John T Tully, T cambridge.
John Snow, W T Simpson, A Mckay, chas
Goodwin,
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CsnmItter Of ReeeptIopI
Jos P Bell. Jas Brown, Thos Quinlan. ] W
Moore. B Hughes. John Ryno, Thos Hughes,
John Coldbath, VIM 7 Simpson.
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Ylssr Managers.
GLUE RosITTE0 q
T A Atkinson, Of Wildsy Lodge. No. 1;
PIT Kirby. Of Silver City Lodge. No. q;
c Goodman. Of Mount Davidson Longe. No. 5;
: ] B Whitcomb, Of Nevada Lodge. No. Z;
Mundell, Of Washoc Lodge. No. s;
TLLamb, OF virrinia Lodge, No. TO-;
VIM Hewlett. OF Olive Branch Lodge. No. IL
George Emmett, N Loynachhn, OF Parker
Lodge. No. IS.
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LADIES. give US the hrst CAY, examine our
Stock and Prices, and judge for yourselves.
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AZ Tickets may be obtained Of the Com
mit.se OF Arrangements, at the Husic Store
Of r. l.. Higgins, and at the Book stores OF
". III, Burrsll and g.. 8. Atehison. mh26 I'd
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FIsSr Maaagers

D4rros-J0hn Powell, DR. H..lo.., Charlie
Gruber.
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SILVER Crrr-D L Hastings, c Augustine,
Paul Gross, CD McDufie, I II Hart.

cAxsoN Crrr-col Abe Curry, " " Hobart,
Jerry Schooling. Gus Lewis, B Whitman, Dan
Madden, II Z Gilmore,
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JP Bell, Jas Brown. Tom Graeey, A Aurich.
J Naughton. Lam Cohen. Dennis Moriarty,
Thos Alchorn. P W Donovan, Al Peasley.
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Killed by a Cave.

The Salt Lake Eadowment of April
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UEORGE I. LhMMUN,
US Marshal and Messenger In Bankruptcy.
JoSAs skxIr, Atty fUr PstitiuueT. sy2o
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DRY GOODS, rrf.

TN THANKING THE LADIES OF NEVADA
for their very liberal patronage during the
last sixteen month";, we have great pleasure in
inviting ttsir attention to our rI
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-10-27

Persons take queer notions some
times. A collection of singular names
has, we believe, never until lately been
made. A gentleman who has applied
himself to this branch of science sends
his list to Notes and Queries. II it
had been published some years ago it
might have saved Dickens, and Balzac
some trouble. Dickens, as is well
known, was very peculiar about tie
names OF his characters, and was a
month often in suiting himself. The
felicity of many of them well repays the
pains taken. His works are perfect
cabinet of nomenclature. Balzac was
equally if not more scrupulous. 1t is
said that he wandered about the streets
reading the signboards to find names to
suit his characters. The writer in
Notes and Queries" has certainly got
ten together comical collection. Here
are Mr.. Allchin and Mr.. Appleyard !;
Mr.. By the sea and Mr.. By the way
probably forgetful gentleman-with
Messrs. Baby, Barefoot, Butter, Bell
hanger, Christmas, Camomile, Cut
bush florist Cobbledick, who should
be shoemaker Death, Deadman,
Drawwater, Drinkwater, members OF
the temperance society, and Drinkall,
who believes in Anacreon Eyes. Eat.
water, Gosling, Gray Goose, Gotobed,
Ghost, Handsomebody, Hezekiah Hol-
lowbread, Mackerel, Oysters, Punch
and Pigeon, and these are only smat-
tering.-[ Baltimore Gazette.
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KOOfers.
ToHN McNELLIs,
SLATE RooFER,

Resideace-Rscter street P. o. box 7lI.
Orders may be left at J. M. Clark s Feed store,
cor brosd and East Grand streets. where samples
of Slate may be seen. First oualitv SLATE from,
Chapman's Quarries, Pa, always on hand. Rad
green and purple Slates used when required
All work warranted water and air tight, and don
~ cheap as by any one else in the businesa. oil
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Sewing Machines.

G..
THE
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE
Is the Perfection of Mechanism, Lightest
Running, Perfectly Noiseless, and most beau
tiful Sewing Machine in the world.
We cordially invite all parties who desire to
purchase, or have a sewing machine, to call at
No. 1913 BROAD STREET,
and carefully examine its merits.
W. H MARSH, Manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-23
Evangelical Lutheran General Synod
Eighteenth Annual Session.
Especial telegram To th" dispatch. !

SALEM, VA. May 1..-Thc Eighteenth An
n,lal Convention of Evangelical Lutheran
General Synod in North America convened
here to-day.
This body IS composed of delegates from
the Synods Of South Carolina, Virginia,
Georgia, Mississippi, Southwestern Virginia,
and Hostou. and represents constituency
of 81 ordained ministers, two licentiateS, lJ2
congregations, and ii ,236 COMMITMENTS,
not including the statistics of HolSton, in
the synod OF Tennessee. There is full
delegation present anil the promise OF an
interesting meeting.
The Syuodical sermon wa, preached at 4
o'clock this morning by Dr. J. b. Smeltzer,
president of Newbcrry College. 1t was an
able discourse from the text, Whatsoever
thou shalt bind on earth shall be bound in
Heaven, and whatsoever thou shalt Loose on
earth shall be loosed in Heaven rbe
Loru's Supper was administered, Rev. A.
R,pass conducting the services.
This afternoon the convention organized
by electiug the following officers PresI'
deur, Rev. j. F. Campbell, of Virginia;
secretary, George NJ. Beltzhoover, OF 'ir'
einia: Treasurer, W. Ilaltiwangcr, OF South
CaroIiua.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.

Spain.
MADRID, May 22.--Llter accounts from
Saimhuja state that twenty of the volunteers
who surrendered were butchered. The fate
OF forty others. is unknown. II is believed
they have also been killed.
The atrocities oi the Insurgents haS caused
mteu>c excitement here. The militia de-
mand that the insIIr""nt prisoners held here
be given them for butchery in retaliation,
but the authorities have refused to surrender
them. They have been transferred to the
vessels in the lmlbor for safety. ii is proba-
bile Il Dumber Of wcll-knuwn Carlists will be
arrested and held as hostages. A levy en-
mdS$c is intended to act against tile Cariists.
BARCELONA, May 22.--Gen.ral Vahrdc
La>csseur has issued proclamation calling
oil males between fourteen and sixteen ycals )
of ace into the Republican columns, and
threatening the intiction of heavy penalties
upon all municipalities which shall tlIwart
his operations.
Mexico.
Cry OF Mxxrco, May 15.-Con-ress adj
j1lll us in fortnight to September.
The act allowing religious manifestations
outside Of churches has been repealed.
Nothing has been done in railroad mat
terS.
Iioi VI 'hc 'o"n oi JucHltaD, In TIE Stale
OF TehtIanep@, resulted in thirty persons
being killed and many wounded.
Switzerland.
GKHEvA. May 22.--Fcrc HyacintlIc, in his
sermons, attacks the confessional and cell
tarr Of priests, urges the election Of the
priests by the people, and The us: Of the
bible in the national language.
Cnbn.
HAyASA, May 22.-TEe arrest nj Price,
the correspondent of the Hcraid, is con-
frmcd.
II is reported that O'Kelly will be tried by
Co,rI martial in Cuba.
The Pope.
LoNDoH. May 22.-'Ihe Lancet publishes y
detailed statement Of lhe inalady Of the Holy |
Father, which it says is worse than has been
officially stated. t"
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4 CAPITALIST WHO Is INCLINED TO CoME 70
v,r,,..,. ,rba r,,fiou,inty feft.r h,S u,St hf on

4 CAPITALIST WHO Is INCLINED TO CoME 70
VmGrSIA The following letter has just been
received bv the chid of the Bureau OF sta
iiAica in Wa, aington tNrtonnt Irdn,n'ond
Edinburgh. May Il, 1SI3.-Dear Sir,-Bclng
in London few days ago, ] saw your all
mirlblc work "a Special report on immi-
grafton. - which have examined with
much interest. As | have almost resolved
to go and settle somewhere in the States.
am naturally anxious to have the latest in
formation IL to the precise condition of sew
eral, particularly Of Virginia and the West
(sly Nebraska or Minncsota) and as, no
doubt, there has been great progress made
in these several States since the publication
OF your book, shall feel extremely Obliged
il you can put me In the way Of getting the
latest reliable information In regard to them
and on the snnjeet generally. may, per-
haps, mention ama practical iarmer, pos
sessed OF considerable capital and acquaint-
anee with stock.rearing, &c.
should, OF course, prefer SOME degree VI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-23

CHEAP At THE PRrcE-A WIFE r"R EiGHr
DuiIagT. ~ novel spectacle wa> recently
wit'r.,d II detroit. Mich. About fort.
night since WIDOW named GaihDrr met an
acquaintance on the street and said that she
was III Il dc>tiiut. condition. ard had no
means Of keeping starvation and drIth n ON
her door. The gentleman thus addressed
looked ut the WOMAN n mOmeut, aud Tcplrd
that she WAS YOUNG and good. blocking enough
to marry again. To this Mr:. Gthner an
saefpd that she bad no objection to slIch m
arrangement. but she bad, tbtis FAR. been un-
abe TO tiud Il husband. "Iil sell you at
auction" replied the gentlenau, "aud tbc
only Dr0viso shall he that the highest bidder
shall court you for 4 week, in order that yen
may know him." The woman consented,
and the sale WIS announced.
The auctionecr slated TO thc crowd which
assembled that he hid known the woman for
wears, aid that be knew her 10 he industrious
and OF good character and then he Opened
the sale. Bidding was lively, ar!cferyhody
i'm great humor. Iu the crowd was An OIL
bachelor named Jpslyn, and llc w's The only
one who took the joke as real tact. tie
jumped the bidding iroin forty-ihiee cents to
five dollars, aud ihen iIised 1t 10 eight doi'
lars. The ciiOneer called on that iIgnie,
aud The widow was knocked down. Jo>lyn
handed her the money, as. eei 10 The proftso,
and lcf. The crowd, none of whom had
thought that mai riagc would take place.
One did take place. however. ater the terms
of tha praYiso nd been faithfully carried ONT.
And while II is quite certain that Josiyn has
found 4 good hclpmee', the hriresrooms
friends say that he is sober, steady, soou'
and we'll oil.
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The MOdOc War.
REPORTED ALLIANCE WITH OTHER TRIBES
THREATENING ASPECT OF Affairs.

REPORTED ALLIANCE WITH OTHER TRIBES
THREATENING ASPECT OF AFFAIRS.
SAN FEANcIs',o. May 22.--DiSpatchrs state
that the ModccS are :,Oing toward the PIT
RNercouutry. Trails show that the Modocs
and Pitt River Indians have been IN constant
communication. II is believed the latter are
with Captain Jack now.
The Piuies also are ont of their country.
Twenty five of them were seen in Surprise
Valley. but they suddenly disappeared.
1t is reported That much ammunition has
been sold 10 the Pitt River Indians. They
have held several councils. and their attitude
is threatening. "Oid Snavc-Head' tells
them they must fight or 80 TO the reserva-
tons.
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SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, May 22.-Colonel
Mckenzie. commanding the United States
forces at Fort Clarke, having failed 10 pre-
vent The inclirSions of the raiders lroln Tue
Mexican side, crossed the kio Grahae anu
attacked the kickapo"s on Mexican SOIL. ne
killed nineteen warriors ana captured iol's
sluaw. and much plumber. Great 'hu.s'nt.
,;nn !. tr,l rross the Rio GlHDde on account
Of mi, inrur,ion. Mckenzie lost one killed
and two fatally wounded.
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Ohio tiubernatorial Nominations.

COLUMBUS, May 22.-Thc Republican Con-
vcnlion has nominated Moves for CD ,ernor
and Hart Tor Lieltcnunt-G vernon.
The platform is mostly a rpcaIitulation of
the former one. 1t claims that the industry
Of the country should have the cheapest and
hest transportation; demands pure official
conduct and the punishment Of unt,ithful
officers; denounccs tItdit-Mobilicr>; con-
dcmnS the increase of salaries ;'s unwiSe :;
ana iavols the slortcnin. OF the probation
AIRY term of citizenship.
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Inc Recent Homicide on al,e Mis-
sisSiDuf ~

MkmfHls, May 22.--The nar,,e of the man
Killed on the steamrr Phil. Allen by John
eannon was Robert Morgan, and not Butler
It's first reported. Morgan was an cntir,
Stranger to Cannon. Cannon had first
Threatened to kill the clerk Of the boat. Tbc
only words that passed between Cannon and
Morgan previous to the killing Of the latter
were while moving down the cabin. Cannon
SAID TO Morgan, You're damned fraud =;
10 which Morgan replied, " You are liar"
when Cannon put pistol to Morgan's head
hrrd, killed him, and then ESCAPED.
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The Atlantic Rank DafalCR tlOp, dc.

New YORK, My 22.--Ihe counsel oI
Tantcr. the detauItu. cashier of the Atlall-
tic Bank. TO-DAY moved to IliaSh the indict-
ment against the prisoner on tue grounds
that the exact amount of the alleged emhez.
element is not stated. and the exact denoni-
nations of the bills withdrawn from the bank
were not given. The court reserved its. de.
cisinn.
The old cable rates will be resumed on the
1st of June.
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Tic clau-rpSSE0unlf Convention.

New ORLEANS, May 22.-T'!e consrcsslon'
al excursion party, irc nding Hon. }. AM
bier smith, of Richmond. arrived to-day,
and were formally received by Mayor l.. A.
Wilt at the ST. Charles Hotel. where apart
nentS had been provided for them. To-
morrow they will visit the mouth OF the
river.
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NOlfnN nv.
FARMER ~ERlOt SLY lNJthtD.

ispsrsl telegram To the nSra'ch.l
PtrERSmR,,. May -. John {. shore, |iN-
in" near WtllvilIr. in Nuttoway. while haui-
i'm, II load Of Spokc-timbcr, -ot under his
wagon Tuesday, when the horses started.
and the heavy load descended on him. break
in:1 his back and crushing two or three ribs.
He was promptly relieved. but is i'll a crti-
cal condition.
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OF II New Liverpool Steamer

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-Thc new straln-
ship Pennsyyania sailed on her first "trip To
Liverpool this mornn" with is cabin aud
61 >tccraSe passengers and IA fun cargo. \
salute Of fifty guns was fired from the wharf
10 commemorate the event
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fatai Accident at a Conversions Lay.

sHAAoklN, Tenn. May 90. = While the
ceremonies &c of the laying OF The cornerstone
.. Tue new Catholic church here were in
progress to-day the platform fell with a hun
nred , People. Trrce were killed. Fiiteel
iNrsohs f were seriously. wounded and thirty
n,t, n,u more or .ess hurt. Bishops Woods and
nara, ",th twenty assisting priests, who
went down, escaped with slight injuries.
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SBucgrsG ACCIDENT a IurvG WOMAN AC-
:lpENrALLv SETS FlRE To nER CLOTHING, AND
Is SnocKIsGLY ErRSEp.- Harrisburg. Pa,
Journdi.)--The alarm of fire given aUu,it
O'Clock last evening wdS c;ulSed hy The cloth
ing OF Il young woman accidentally taxing
tire Mt house occupied by 4 woman named
Jane Hoprner- No. so South alley. The
victim is named Clara Worth. aged eighteen
years, and belongs To Strs'sburg, Lancaster
county. where her motlcr resides. She
came TO this city about Two months ago,
topping with her sister hrs. Matilda Val
"ntins, No. 7i9 eIst State street. Last
evening she went to Mrs. Hperner's resi-
lencc, and while sitting Oh Il sofa talking to
young man, whose name we could
not ascertain. last night, the latter.
it is alleged, threw 4 burning match into
Spittoon which sat close to the skirts Of the
young woman. Suddenly she sprans to her
feet, and seeing her dress abiazc, rushed
Though the jrSt room into the next one and
out into the yard before she could be stop
ped. Returning through the rooms she lied
into the alley cher whole psrSon being ablaZe
at this tine), aud Scse,ming at the top OF her
voice, she ran into Cowdcn street toward,
South, and cot iuto nh alley on the premises
OF Mr.. james Scott. where she was caught
ana an attempt made Ia eNtin%nlon the nfe.
When t,krm iuto MIS-. Scltt's house
| the clothing had all been burned of,
Der body. She was placed upon bed
| and received the immediate attcn.
tion of two physicians. Her cries of dis
| tress were almost horriiyin@--on"ugh To
chll the blood and her appearance was
| truly irightful. Chlorulorm was adm!ni--
tered to the suffering woman, and She was
| taken in nm nnconsci0u, stat" to the house oi
| her sitter, Mrs. Valentine, on State street.
| She was burned from her chin 10 her toes,
at some places nearly to u cli,p. Der cloth
ing was entirely consumed. 1T was the
| opinion Of the ply scans that she could not
live tweniy.tour hours. Emma Sallc>, an
inmate .ol the iIoerner HOUSE. hid one ot
her hands severely burned IN her cndca'or:'
TO save the wrIl.ln, but she became Frantic
aud III he'd into toe street. The youn, man
hcr comrani"E, could r"t hr found after the
| accident
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New YORK, May 23.-The Supreme Court
has refused to interfere in the Train case.
An examination can take place any time
before his consignment to the Insane Asy-
lllm ut Utica.
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[lH HRnDLSPATCH.
TERMS GF-ADVERTI5iNG: !:
CAsH-fsysRr.pry .pv,vcr
civilization to roughing it in the far West,
,ut am led to entertain the belief that great

1HyiIfZafl0n 10 r0usGl12 II III Tue faf west,
,ut am led to entertain the belief that great
.racts Of Virgins. 10 which my attention has
been drawn, are comparatively exhausted, but
ny Information, is principally derived from
aud agents, &C., and consequently thorough.
~ in'pre 'ted sources; while, on the other
hand. Virginia il depicted by some as per-
iect paradise. Hence, have taken the lib
'rty of addressing you directly. Shouldyou
ha,e it in your power TO forward me any
works on the subject, or furnish me with any
hints for my guidance. shall value them
ighly. My ideal of good location Is good
climate and. soil, good markets for produce,
fair communications, aud good shooting;,
also, where sufficient labor could be obtained
1t fair rates. am, dear sir very faithfully
yours, JoHN b. STEvESsoN:
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Murder I'm DhiOs

CLEVELAND. May 22.--M Mr. Archcroit. q
prominent citizen of SanduSkv. was shot
dead on the street last night. EX-IIayor
Jesse Griggson has been arr, >tcd pn >lls
picjOn,
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iANn SiIpES-TRA1NS DELAYED.


Especial telegram Ia the nispatrll
GRtL<BRlER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W..
Va, Mav aaa.--rllc last FEW days of rain has
ca,l>cd several slides. The express train
from Huntington has not yet arrived Ql
O'Clock i. N.Y. \ large slide occurred be.
tween Mckcn,lrcc and Dmmock \ rock
slide is reported at the west end OF Great
Bend tunnel.
WHERE AEGrTS OF THE TRAl"S--A PUFF FOR
HlNTOS.
IIIST0H. w. VA, May l2.--Thc westward
bound express train reached this place on
time this morning, but was unable 10 pro-
cccd further west on account Of slides west
of here. The ward-bolnd express train
due here at } o'clock this afternoon viii not
reach here until late tomorrow morning.
Several rock. slides arC reported cast OF here.
The road will hardly be clear until late in
the day tomorrow.
Hinton is growing rapidly and bids fair TO
he considerable town in Il very short time.
We vii! commence laying the foundation Tor
h tine der0t here to morrow.
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WASHINGTON. May 22.--For T'nneSsco. the
Gulf, and South Atlantic States. southwest
erly md rorthwestcrly winds, increasing
pressure, clclring and clear weather.
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RraARk .ELg EsthrE FROM DRowSrSG.-
[Frnm the Boston Post, May lMh l-Ah"ut
Ii O'Clock yesterday morning Mr.. john
Myers. while Standing nn the slip Of the
North Ferry. in East Boston, noticed child's
cap floating on the water, and al>oar-bubblpS
arl>ng to the sllriicG and near the cap.
Presumlng that some person had fallen into
the water aud sunk. Mr.. Myers at once pro-
cured II bnai-hOok. and after cautiously drag
osing Il aluu- the bot 'om. the hook riugllt III
The cUlhin. ut some heavy object, which
Mr.. Mycis soon raised 10 the surface, and
found that hc had what then appeared 10 hlm
the dc ID body of II Ii tie hoy. Fortunately.
DR.. Foltz was near n hand, anh that gen
tlrman Immediately had the lad taken to his
office. where, after applying powerful 's'l-
vanic battery and rcSorin" to other vigorous
treatment, the boy was restored to conscio'i>-
ness, and stated that hi1 name was TlIoma,
Raglan, and that lIr resided at No. 3Il Mcri-
dian street, where be- VA: subsequently
taken. The child. II appears. had fallen into
the water about three minutes before alr.
Myers di>cove;el his cap. and, i,ccorlin" 10
Dir. MyerS'> calculation, must have lan OF
the hoito about tiye minutes before hc was
able 10 rescue him.
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BALTIMORE, May 22.--The representative
ifon Great Britain vas introduced and ad.
dressed tue Assembly to-day. .s,es
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Second Dispatch.
NOT 4 plrEL--A SILLY AND CRUEL JOKE.

From Regular correspondent
PtrrHSm'KG. VA, May 92--Thc report OF
- duel this evening originated in mock
affair, p,, up ON Il young fellow who went
o,li in good faith and shot Il blank cartridge
at his man. whom he still Supposes to hc
mor,aIly wounded. Nobody really hurt.
REPORTS have been received from all the
wards except the fifth, and the Radical ma
iolitv is about 500. Nearly as it was last
wear.
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S Dyterian General As
kamb1y.

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for ,ho p"s o up ,tnted an Executive Committe
,ba M . n';da da,' ent year, md adopted rules 70,
;oursoh "' Jce Of trustees after which II nd.
Jonfned sine die. 49,. :
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Petersburg.
REPORTED DUEL WITH FATAL RESULT.

REPORTED DUEL WITH FATAL RESULT.
Especial telegram To the Dispatch.J
PETERsBrRG, VA, May pa bloody duel
took place in this city this evening between
two wcll-kuown young hlood>. which re-
suited in one being fatally wounded. Wea-
pons. double barrel >hot-gunS at ten PAGES.
The ,-,tlsc of the duel was Il love sclapc.