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SpOtsyIvania.
RISE or TIE NORTH ASNA-DAMAGE r0NE-THh
CRGrS.

RISE or TIE NORTH AsNA-DAMAGE r0NE-THE
CRGrS.
Grorrrs,mudr:Irc uf In" Richmori Hi-l1t'h.I
SroTsyLvASlA COUNTY. Nay 10, 1875.
4 heavy fall of rain on the It'll and SIN
iustants ciuScd tue greatest lrc>hct III Inc
North Anna river and its tributaries that ll"s
occurred for several years. Tbe bridge near
HcIlatlay's mill WIS much damaged; some
saw-ogS. plank, and other valuables washed
away from Holidays mill and on Christie
pliers run, in Louisa. Mr.. F. w. ChileS. OF
clifton, had five sheep and thssame number
of lambs drowned. Last night we had the
first thunderstorm Of the sca>on-ql!te il
surprise to all except the very Wcather-wl>c.
Yesterday hviny becna bright ana beautl'
fill Spriu. day.
The prospect for warm weather is good
and the farmers seem to be in better spirit.
Tobacco plants are abundant, and looking
well. The growing wheat is improving, and
with favorable weather during the presenf
month will probably make fair crop. IL.
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MT NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS

MI NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
FOX MAY AND JUNE, 1s73-T X. PRICE
co.. Just from market again, are opening by siealn-
ers and express, all the novelties In shade am ne
sign for spring and summcr--n!any decided bar
gains In imported DRESS GOODS.
! great variety VI JAPANESE SILKS ana fot-
LISS;
PLAIN and STRIPED FRENCH SILKS:
GRDS-;RhIS and BONNET SILKS;
tpLORfD SILKS. for trimming:
CHECKED and PLAIN MOlAlRs, 2"c. 10 q psf
ward;
SITTING LINENS alrl PDPLlHS, tor travellers :
PLAIN and STRIPED GRENADINES:
IRON BARi.GES. every price:
SILK GRENADINES, AUSTRALIANS CRATES:
MOURNING GOODS, every style III use:
KID GLOVES, CRAZE Wells, &c. az 20
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nT'TO OWNERS AND BUILDERS OF

III I; ~ wv NEnS AM Dl lLDEhS w
MACHINERY.
MT only money, but the wear aud tear Of Your
machinery saycdby the use Of FlHGlSiA NATU-
RAJ PETROLEUM LUBRItATlNG OIL. II l.
free from oil grit and gum. and under The same cir
cumstanccs as thc hest sperm or lard oil. will moi
heat. wear, or cut The boxes or bearings. A good
lnbrlcatins oil. such as the VIRGINIA NATURAL
PETROLEUM ILLUSTRATING OIL, Is u positive
economy. preventing heating, cumming. and cou-
sequeut Earring and wearing of the machincry-a
saving OF power aud gain In speed. Purchasers will
bear In mind that It Is not alone sufficient to pro-
cure a Natural Petroleum ut mast be Of The
proper specific grdrity, like the VIRGINIA SATU-
RAJ PETROLEUM LUBRlCATING OIL, and
like 1t undergo the process of purifcntion tcithod
clemicalS and DC rendered entirely free from grit
or gum.
Purchasers are cautioned that the oil sold by Us
differs from L other Lutricaiing oils sold in this
market. We the sole agents here for the VIR-
GISTA NATURAL PETROLEUM LUBRICA-
TING 0lI..crrry barrel OF which sold by us bearing
our hran,i thus:
"VIRGiNiA NATURAL PETROLEUM LIZ
BRiCATiAG OIL. PURCELL, l.ADD \ GO.
AGENTS, RICHMOND, VA" s'
Orders addressed to Us will receive proInp, a,ti,
hon and !c shipped In good, light lar6ugcs.
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO, druggists,
my 3-fJe3 lslchuiuud. Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nBssPECIALiNO attention
of capitalists and others desiring to purchase beou-
tful lots I'M the most improving section OF the city
IS cai1ed tothe argeard attractive sale by Nessrs
HIEL& GODDfN or Or. John p. Harvie's LOTS
on Cary, Harvie. Jacquclin, Ashland, and Windcr
streets adjoining Arlington and the village Of Har-
vic TO-DAY nj 3 O'Clock r. VI. This sale affords n
good chance for speculation and offers great Induce
ueuts for parties to purchase lots upon which To
build I'm Il locality rapidly enhancing In vnlue For
particulars see auction sale and pats ut the
office Of the aurtioneers. my l3-lt
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DEMO MINATIONAL STATISTICS
BEAUTIFUL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GANIZATION OF THE tONNEN-
TlON-DELlGHTFUL DEVOTIONAL
EXERCISES-R EPURT OF THE
FOREIGN MISSION AND DOMESTIC
MISSION BUARDS-A GRAND SER
MON FROM REV. DR.. I. G. JONES,
OF NASHVILLE.
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gagged, in 7conyertinss it into lunaher n .ms.
commands ready sale ana sooar ~ tha a
The nts ss4Tps pfsssn n +" D.se &C., that
'"I p.,t we are not far from Mobile, and J
,,,, ntt NM m aside my pencil to get view by
' m"or Of the splendid bridge, the beau
'h'' w. NIAToR.
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The NORM PoLE.--We arc not one ol
those who suppose that the north pole VIII
ever be discovered, yet we cannot but au-
mirc the bcroSm of tue men who, like
FRASKLIS. HALL, HAYES, and others, devote
their time and their means to the object OF
whether northwest passage
can be discovered, or the locality Of Inc north
pole reached. Captain HALL, according to
the interesting reports which we published
Yesterday, rot within less than five hundred
and fifty miles of the pole. How strange it
seems that 50 many men should get within Il
few hundred miles of the objective point and
not one he able to reach it. Indeed, accord
Ing to HAYES, anybody can get within thou
sand miles Of the north pole without incur
ring any peril or undergoing any suffering
from the riyorS Of the climate. Ncycrthc'
less, no one Ia, ever GO! TO tho pole. VII
any one:
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~ ATTRACTIVE AND DESIRABLE

Lur On MAIN STREET BELOW FOUR
TENTH OR PEARL STREET., WEST SIDE,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION, on THURSDAY
MAY 18th. AT O'CLOCK Z. M.-F"r terms
Sc.. see advertisement.
This + one OF the mo t desirable and Increasingly
valuable lots I'm the BUSINESS FART or TIE CITY.
my l3-t W. roDh'''
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n1,; THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.

E; THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.
They supply want never before nlcd. They
form regular system of rcmcjcs Tor the principal
,lisc;IScS-clch complaint having its appropriate
rc,ncdy--ilIu< differing materially from the patent
one i" cure ais Tor all maladirs. y" person Of
intelligence can for Il moment believe that one
rem "dy can cure all diseases.
uur remedies are all safe, and never reduce The
patient never render any one NOR" liable Ia take
cold never nhligra person t leave business; ncirr
make their continuous tI>o II condition Of cure.
For full particulars Of t':sc celebrated remedies
see THE. FAHDElrE ILLUSTRATED Univ En-
SlTY ALMANAC AND BUSINESS BOOK for
1873. Free on application NJ The principal office.
\o. & unL - I-ui,,r-ity Place New York city and
agencies. ,.,
WOOD Il SONS,
NH .G-TuNtam corner Ninth and Main streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
w LEVY BROTHERS,

Gj LEV BkSJI HEtH,
1917 AND 1913 MAIN STREET, ..
arc receiving daily addltionsto their large and well
assorted stock Of - ~
DRY GOODS.
They offer THIS MORNING some special bargains
below. Having the most complete STOCK
of DRY GOODS I'm the State. one can call There
insured Of fudln g all they wait and at The lowest
prices. hE' n'oi
iO17 and 1919 Main street.
,.,,ro cen, NOR e,prcss C., Cd my IA
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EXCL RSTDSS.

, sn.rIaI train will leave the depot of the Rich
,nnnI and York River railroad on MONDAY
MORNING M It O'Clock returning. will leave West
P,,nr about 8o'clocli L. VI. go
The committee of Arrangements VIII spare no
mains TO make this occasion OF pleasure and en-
iioymeut 10 all who may attend \ good band of
music will M In attendance ana lirrc VIII nc amp"
rImc and room for those who may desire to Indulge
in the Trrpschorca urt. There Ill also By facilities
for those who may wish 10 enjoy psral"rial
pleasures.
TICKETS: Gentlemen. 81: ladi"'. aud children
over ten years OF &C.: to tc had nj either at
the undersigned
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
GEORGE X. w NnNaS. l.. \. BELLE.
i; i. HOWARD. VI. L. M'llE%EF,
A. NCWuLIAM.
DIV lOlt, u, 90 ea."aS2t
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NAgt1SE.AG -,

N.rrird. ON ", dnrstlay the eth of May. 1873. ut
tho residence of the bride. Ivy Rev. John A. !'tir-
born. r. RODUI.PH I>BELL to CALEDONIA r
EDWARDS: both of Richmond. Virginia.
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NJ Certificates from all
parts OF the country are daily received attcstns TO
the unparalleled popularity Of this great medicine IN
The cure of diseases of the blood.
LIMA. ONO, February -. lsS9.
GeptirmsD. For twenty year, hay" been afflicted
with an exceedingly annoying aud inv't"ratc cr'ip-
ton. covering nearly my Whole body. had tried
many different medicines hut without receiving The
slightest benefit. \ short lime since bought mr.
bottle III Rosa:lis. aud used ii according +" d-
r,crions. aud Lam happy Ia LAY il has 'tjr"}Tr"r"
me. II is NJ, !iciNc II gi"ii merit. truly,
or af-.oJlm BENZ AMIN BttIliDL.
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Ms PULASKI ALJM-WATER.

Il agents for tie mu"f-cstccm.d PULASKI
ALUMNI ATER, wc respectfully call The attention
Of the medical profession I" t." analysis 1T FRO
tSsor !. /. Campbell, Washington college, showing
the presence OF
FERRlC OXIDE, MIMlNA, LINE,
MAGSEeih. PoTAS~s. and SODA.
ro,nlnci with >TLriIEE!' and SlLltH ACIDS
aud CHLORINE. dtcriur from nearly all The So
called ALUM WATERS. in containing FkRRl'
instead III FERROUS ~JLPHArE. \ cUmhina-
ton Of sULPHATt> or AlIMlNA ana
PEROXIDE OF IRON ~ found III this water Is
rather unusual. Su.h combination Is regarded
u valuable Tor Chronic Ds.cnicry, Elarrh'sh Sc
&c. a.., a. !. wash for Ulrrr- aud tuiin"pus Erup-
lions.
The above water surrli"d 10 The trd'h or coli
stillcr> ny the cat or hottie.
Send for rhamih,t'.
). y. WILLIS 4 90. Pharmacists,
ap .alm Franklin AMI Fourth streets.
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DICHMuND COMMANDERI. No. ,, X
ut. MAY b. ia ORDER NO. Pc e~
sir kNlGIITs.-Attcnd an assembly ot ~
vonr Cnmmandcry ut the Blues armoiy y
corner Eroad and Ninth streets. THIS + y
FNFNlN.; M y u'r!"rh promptly tor/ . =
drill lriIls will b" hid At thu same place ana h"''i
ON TUESDAY and Friday evenings until further or.
tlcrs Ev order Ut The +. toTmnnatT.
bal. BASS. Captain-t;encral.
Attest: WILLIAM j. RIDDEN. Recorder.
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~ BIAS TUCkING,
CROCHET SINGLE.
MAGIC RUFFlING,
COVENTRY FRILLIhG,
QUEEN BESS RUFFLlNt'.
TAPE TRIMMING,
CROCHET EDGE.
COLLIER DE NILLouS.
Standard RCFFilNG. Pl FLING. aui
RUCIiES;
4 good assortment ri al kinds OF TRIM
MINGS mt LEVY BROTHERS,
lOl7 and 1919 Main stree.
Orders from the country Ia receive attention nn~t
Inc directed 10 the firm When goods are I" u" ."n.
hy mail include postage In rcmitin%. LAY ~
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MrCARDUZO, FUURQuREAN y CO.,
iO0q MAIN STRE,ET,

nwCARDUZO, FUURQu REAN y Co,
1909 MAIN STREET,
are now aud vii: lie receiving by every steamer
fresh supplies at
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
I'm which HAY I've found AL the newest II, L. and
sracs which they will continue To sell at the very
lowest prices. We call special attention TO our
splendid line 81
PLAIN and STRIPED SILKS.
Elegant LACE STRIPED and BRuCADE ror-
LlSS,
STRIPED and PLAIN GRENADINES. in black !:
STRIPED and PLAIN GRENADINES, In colors;
LACE POINTS and JACKETS.
PAEASULS in great variety.
uurlACE and EMBROIDERY stock + the finest
In the city.
apss CARDuZu, fouKQURfAN X CO.
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MT LEVY BROTHERS sell ANDRO-
srOGGIN COTTON AT shilling per yard. my ID
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TOTICE.-Thc co-partncr>hip heretofore

NOTICE.-Thc co-partncr>hip heretofore
~, existing between The undersigned by the style
of COX & MILLER, in Richmond. w;ls dissolved
by mutual consent In December last. The hooks
are In the hands Of Judge &. W. Logan. who Is
alone authorized 10 receive payment %: debts due Ia
t lie firm and generally tn settle Its affairs. At
t6rneys ut law and other PERSONS having charge of
any accounts of said firm for suit ar collection
requested to report and make settle ncnt With
Judge Logan Address Hun. care OF Mcscra. Logan
& BI.n,ft I'd, Mall. stree, Richmond. Va.
JAMES Z. cox,
r.. j. MILLER.
MAYS 1874 my 9-lw&
COMPREHENSIVE have this day
- formed cn.partnershlp under The style and
firm of JOISEa & MASON 10 conduct the
Who'll ESAiE GROCERY aud LIQUOR BuSI-
NESS ri No. 1-G1. corner Seventeenth and Main
streets, Richmond. Va.
May ], l,a,
myslw jOYSER 4 MASON.
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nISSOLUTION OF CO-PhRTNER-
~ SIIIP.-Thcco- partnership heretofore rxs'lns
under the Iirn-naiuc nf Bragg smith j. ms nay
dissolved BY mutual consent. GEORGE A SMITH,
having purchased the Interest and g"od.Wili CT "
\. Bragg IN svid concern will cnnlns ilin IL
ROAD, MACHISISTS', and MlSfkS PUTTY
BUSINESS IN Ill its branrhes at tho OLD sEni, No
4 Governor street. IN hs own maine. anu respect
fully sollcs the patronage Of bis friends amt the
public ppupraly WILLIAM n. BRAGG,
GEORGE 4. SMITH.
RICHMOND, May 0, 1879.
Having sold to Mr.. George A. Smith my Interest
ond goodwill i'm the firm of Bragg & Smith, cheer
fully recommend the new concern to the patro age
OF my friends. WILLIAM ~ BRAGG.
m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-09

COUNSELOR WELLS, who was engaged
ca "Wednesday al Saltwater, Churchill
comfy, in trying law case, reports that
On that day at that point there was q
continuous succession Of eartha uahes
Of 50 great violence as that if there had
happened 10 be any seven or eight story
brick buildings there (which there are
not, thank Heaven, at presently they
would have stood in great danger of
being ratified about the ears Of his
clients If the earth should open and
swallow all Churchill county i would
chamber within its incandescent bowels
eighty as pertinacious voters as ever ex-
ecuted a freemans will as lightning does
the will of God.
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associated themselves in the practice of
homeopathy. Herrick's reputation-an
envable one-is well known; DR.. Shep-
herd is a literally educated physician
lately from the East. Shepherd may al
ways be found at their Office Herrick's
old plicel ut all hours of the night.
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Carson DAsEAvAYs met purs

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-PreacEing by
the Pastor, Rev. James Woods, at II A.
NJ and p. NJ. Sunday School at - NJ.
We are desired 20 say that the varnish
which soiled some Of the ladies' dresses
on last Sunday is now dry an,. hard and
can do no more harm.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-09

Mr.. CONRAD ZICK comes among us
bearing an excellent reputation as q per
former upon the guitar and as protici-
ent teacher of that pleasing instrument.
He can be found at Mr.. Il. Fred Brooks
book and music store, See his card.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-09

TEE OLYNpIcs, We understand, at
second hand, are contemplating the Civ
ing of grand masquerade ball AZ their
hail sometime about the first of the
coming month. They will give due no.
tice of their intentions. 10 doubt, SO Us
to afford ample opportunity for every
body to get ready.
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About Mint Work and
Mint Laws.

Mint Laws.
By way of putting an honest, candid
.,raface to what IS to follow, We herewith
frankly admit the fact that the system CT
Mas and rapuIations and scientific ms
and outs. and SO forth and so on, under
which the MINIS of the United States are
conducted is quite too profound for Us,
and that we don't pretend to have
iirested it or to have come to an ac-
cuaintunco with it, at all, but, instead,
. have mere glilmGerins insight into
some Of tie simpler arrangements per-
aiming to the sarle:-and even III at
tempting to eiucidate these things which
re think. maybe, we don't wholly mi
.lpprehend. we do SO with great tinli6lity
and painful tenler-footeta-nesS. w
-ealIy think. however, that we managed
yesterday to get some fragments Of lteIs
.to our untin&nciAi head and that the
statements 20 b given herewith may BE-
zc!ied OF - correct There having been
!: complaint IN LIS, evening"; EIrot'c'e
f the way certain things are done ct The
FIirt, We visited Mr.. Superintendent
Ietricll yesterday morning and had Al! IL
.eryiew with him concerning:the matters
t-eatsd Of lv olr conte:ny 'rary. The
burden of that complaint IS TIT r.
Hint authorities have staTT7! Issuing
-ali dollars il payment tot baiiio, de-
p)sitea. AL retasel 10 .ccoi1,.0da: the
Silver p.5l,; IS L. c5:-:n, =: s:2::::ar:
. their or!er. S4ys til F'tF3,,c''.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-09

WILSON BEARD, colored minister,
will preach to-day at II O'Clock. at the
School House.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-09

Now is the time for white alleys and
Chaynies and comm to taw. These be
marble-ous times, and he who would win
must knUckle down and 'fend every
thing. We observe that our juvenile
population is highly enthusiastic over
the game of marbies-for keeps-just
now,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-09

CONVICTED OF HIGHWAY RoEpEKY.--
Burke, Tracy, (alias Bob Berry, and
Slattery were yesterday tried in the Dis
trict Court on Indictment for highway
robbery and found guilty. The jury
agreed upon their verdict on the first
ballot. They will be sentenced on Mon
day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-09

O-E LIMEy FRIEND Driesbach IS still
reaching out and widening the limits OF
is already extensive business. In the
main store-tne bazaar-thore IS pretty
much everything, from :; paper wash
'3asiu to a step Ia4aer. and from a sar-
,Iine TO 4 side Q: ba.0c; and over for
rent the principal depot Lids. the
transplanted uproo;ed an: melancholy
ruins OF the Old Washoe County Court
House. Is his lime shed. Dfthis speci-
men Of architecture We have once before
quite fully delivered o0rs"lf but it is
0rt justice to itself and its builder 70 say
that it is getting an enlargement III an
.as.erly direction, and when The new
part is done there will De twice as much
room for the storage OF lime as there
was before. In short, Abe is going to
be ready TO fill any orders for lilne, this
winter, that anybody may make.
, 1873-12-28

which tic solliora marcl,od ilko :moarnora, anu
90 onrrlod to tho Executive cAIansion.t iAsi tho
oortngo passed along 1t attracted but ilttlo atom
tiou. Tor but fow pofaons know what burden waa
boing carried past. tholr DOORS. It was fitting
that thia great man Of tho people, plain Unolo
Abo tlon, AZ In yoara gouo by Ii Lis Woatcrn
homo --shoul pass through tho silont stroots Of
tho eapita1 untlor tho escort Of common men.
As I saw Mr. Lincoln lying in state in tho Eass
Room Of tho Executive Mansion, Ills appearance
wns quito unlike what 1t Ind boon immediately
nftor hlg death. Tho black had gono from his
eyos and his face, which had rosumed natural
color. This, was Informed was tho tuo1k Of an
artist THO ponoil had boon omploYel to pro-
duco tho change: While hts corpse WAS boing
carried III procoBaion through the cities Of tho
land. before It was exposed to public gaze, tho
coffin ,Yas oponod, tho dust WAS brushed from
tho faco,' and, tho dlsoolorod parta woro re-
touched. Aud SO ho wont to root.
, 1873-12-28
Arrest OF n l5oEis EnE,iah Lord.
from tho PHILADELPHIA PTess, w.


. The steamship Pennsylyania. of tho American
Line, arrived, on Saturday afternoon at hor pior,
above Washington Rtreot wharf. 4 few days ago
a warrant wag .placod In Tic hands Of Detective
who, 1t WAS supposed, was Q passenger on tho
yosso1 under tho namo Of Franklin y. Cope. It
will be remembered that MasAoy created quito
sensation at Cape Msy last summer, as he stated
tint he was tho only son Of tho Duke Of Leeds,
try. He run up largo hotol.bllls. md borrowed
from oyory one willing to:lond, His real uharRo-.
ter came to light only when his money was gono,
When the vessel arrived on Saturday after
noon, Detective Moars went up to the acoused
aud placed him undor arrest. Ue was conBidor-
ably surprised at auch d reception, and, nfter
boing told whit he was charged with. taken to
tho Oontral Station. whore ho had hearing
before AID Dettler. Ho gayo tho namo OF
issued by William Whitehead. Justice Of Of tho 10
Peace, Ohostor" Comfy, on the oath Of Caleb
Cope, With obtaining tho Sum OF R90 by oortaiu
false protenao: There woro no witnoasoa e3nm-
iued, and tho nccnacd was hold in 81, 900 bail.
in Ohostor County. Massey said he was 28
ycars old, and came from tito County Of Limor-
lex, ireland, whero his parontH, who woro
wealthy, LOFT lin s14o, 600; 1n high living lc
spent III but $4,000, with wLio', no osmo to this
Of WoBt Chester, remaining thoro nine months,
wlero ho worked honestly aud faithfully. Uo
began to drink, and aftor leaving &lr. Copo,
gained large gum q money BY representing
summer he won't to Cape May, whore he passed.
himself off as Lord Masaoy After Ae had spont
all hie money he suddenly deoampod and worked
his way to Franco on ship, Ind subsequently
vent to London, where ho defrauded convon-
tlono Quakers BY stating that 10 WAS oope'a sou.
the fact that they paid hia passage on the Penn
gylYauia, and landed him ins0 tho srWs Of Justice.
, 1873-12-28
The Ex-Eanprcss OF tho French.

AAA0 -AzAAA "a %@E va sAAo AoAsNAs
An English paper says that tho Ex-Empresa
lives at Chisolhurst in complete retirement. The
imperial household at the present moment con-
sists Of only Biz persons, the Empress herself,
Milo. LAr7nina (Her Majestya companion),
the Duo De Dasaano, Count olary, Dr.:donnoan,
ever, arrives at Camden place every satnr-
day from .Woolwioh, with e.hiB e tutor, III.
Fnon, and remains with tho ,,Empress
until Monday. Tho Prince 1B reported to DO
making moat satisfactory progress with his stud
los at tho Royal Military Acaaomy. Ono OF tho
voluntary subjects which he eelected Tor study
has been the German Language, and in that 10
has admirably succeeded. Tho Empress seldom
goes abroad. but takes walking exercise within
tue park, Doforo tho Empcrora death she was
accustomed to drive pair Of ponies; but abe has
mover driven them since. 0nco or twice Milo.
IArmina has driven her Majesty out In tho
favorite pony chniae, but tho Emproas
haa generally proferrod ,anotlerc carriage.
Offerings for tho Emperor's shrine
continually arrive, ono Of the latest
boing q bouquet from the market-women Of
Paris. The granite earcophagus presented by
Her Majesty to tho Empress Eugenie, as re-
ooptaole for tile remains Of the late Emperor,
has, as atrealy announced, arrived at 0hiHol-
hurst from Aberdeen, and boon placed in the
handsome mortuary chapel which has bcen
erected to cover tho Emperors tomb.
J Tho designs for tho new building are
by Mr., II. Clutton, aud the builuerd