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Two HORRIBLE DEATHS FROM HYDRopuo-
A.--[Baltlmore Sun, 5th. Considerable en-
citemcnt has been created within the past
day or two ut Clifton, on the Hookstown
road, about half mile from the city, on ac-
count of the death Of two persons from nv.
drophobia. 1t appears that two or three
weeks ago MIR. Ferdinand Freybe. a butcher.
living at Clifton, had large dog which ap-
pcared to be unweIl, and Charles Freybe.
son of Ferdinand. and two men in the en-
ploy of the latter, named Anton Auer and
Herman Drusel, In attempting to remove
the animal from one part of the yard to an
other, were all three slightly bitten about the
hands. Very little attention was paid to the
wounds ut the time, lis they did not appear
to he ut all serious, and it was not then
known that the dog was rabid. On Satur-
dry laat Mr.. Auer while on Il visit to his
brother, on the Frederick road, about three
miles from the city, was taken with convul-
sions, and several physicians. who were called
in, pronounced BIN to be suffering from n.y.
| drophrbia. On Tuesday morning he died
On Monday Young Freybe went in company
with Il physician to see Aurr. whom they
found suffering with sElslns and utering
| i'rightful cries. On Tuesday young FreIbe
went TO the Lexington market to attend TO his
| fathers business. who is absent on Il visit to
Europe. and while in the market WAS also
| taken i'll and went hrlne. Physicians were
summoned. and it was found that he, too. was
suffering from hydrophobia The best medi-
! cal aid WAS procured, but without effect, a>
| the young man, after suffering terribly, also
died about o'clock yesterday. 1t Is said
that when in the'paroxysmS incident TO the
disease nc would utter cries Of agony which
| were heard all over tlie ncighbOrhood. The
other man, Herman Drusel. when he learned
of the death of Auer. and the condition OF
f'reyhe, visited an old lady living on the
York road, who is reported TO havea specific
for the cure OF the bite of rabid animal.
The best way. however, in all such cases
is TO avail of tue services and advice Of the
most experienced physicians. Professor n
II. Smith published in the Sun. about Il veal
and half ago, an apparently exhaustive re-
view Of the dreadful disease and the proper
mode of treatment. The advice then gyer
was TO wash the wound while it Is fresh. anC
to thoroughly cauteriZe it. When the virus
has ouce taken possession of the human >yS
ten. mad-,tuneS and OLDER quack specific:
are doubtless poor reliance Us a substitute
b for the proper scientific treatment.
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The BLUE AND TIE GRAY Mobile Re-
gster's Report Of Federal Decoration Day
ut Mobile. Upon the conclusion Of Collec'
tor Reynolds's remarks Il beautiful bouquet
OF flowers. arranged in most exquisite tlSte,
the blue aud the gray being Blended. wa>
sent upon The mound, with a card which
read as follows: " The Mobile Cadets of the
Confederate Army honor the memory OF
those who, though their enemies in war.
were men, and brave enough to do their
duty"
This tribute to the memory of the Fede-
raj dead, coming from company who have
made for themselves an undying record for
bravery and gallantry Oh many hard-fought
battlefield, we need hardly SHY was duly APP
preciated and received in the spirit With
which it WAS intended, as III olive branch of
peace, an harbnger of good will and friendly
feeling between the men brave men-who
louSh bit against each other. but are now will
ing to bury the Ratchet and smoke the pipe
I OF peace 1t was also an evidence that the
South mad, no war upon the dead. oblitera-
tug all passion and unimositlcS ut the por-
On. nr bn toyn',
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The PATRONS OF uUsBANDhY.-The farm
ers' movement in the West is becoming II
serious perpleNity to party leaders. The
number of oranges is multiplying rapidly.
An official statement of the oranges organ
lied previous to May 10 gives the following
interesting facts: Arkansas. 10; California,
3; Georgia, IL; Illinois, AL Indiana, l42;
Iowa, 1907; Kansas, 1913; Michigan, "A !;
.Aj Nebraska, 100; ONO, Al: south Caro-
| lua, us; Tennessee. Is; Vermont, -:
wisconsin. 14O- making az organization III
the United States of 3,377 oranges, with an
aggregate membership OF over 100000
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NTILLBORO' HOUSE
CRYSTAL CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
WILL BE OPEN TO VISITORS JUNE |. 1873.

Thi desirable SUMNER RESORT Is situated in
Path county. Va. Immediately OH thu line OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, ami IS therefore nc
ccssibIe from all points Pas rngcrs ccr off here 10
20 10 Bath Alum. Warm, tiot. and Healing Springs
wcsl, and to Rockhridgc Alum. LeNing ton, Jordan
Alum, and Natural Bridge east: fine stages leaving
for these places daily.
In addition TO the comfortable building already
here. Il large and WFLL-ARRANGED HOTEL Is
just being completed and neatly furnished, which
will give alnpc room for the entertainment of the
travelling public, aud limited number OF
boardeIs.
The surrounding scenery is beautiful and wildly
picture tue the air pure. invgOrating. and elastic
the situation being nearly the highest Ola The theSi-
peak and Ohio railroad.
The MIN ERAL WATERS here are unsurpassed
rs a tonic. Postal and tecrraphic facilities 1T the
place.
For further particulars address. -
P.L. YARBROUGH.
my on-lm PrunriCtOr.
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4 LLEGHANY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

THIS delightful watering place Will be ready for
the reception Of visitors OH the 1st of June.
The 4LLEGIIiNY SPRINGS possess the rare atfrac-
lions OF mountain ana water scenery combined
he waters of these springs renowned for theii
great curative powers Of that distressing disease
dyspepsia aud the many sympathetic affections
arising therefrom.
Billiard. tables. bathrooms, bowlng-saoons we'll.
graded walks and drives hunting, and fishing.
4 full BRA SIS and STRISC-BAND In attendance.
BOARD Per day, SO: per week, sl7.50 per month
e, weeks). $50: for The month OF June, SaU for
three mon lis. Sl5u
FOR further information and for pamphlets apply
to ALLEGHA&I sthINGs COMPANY. or TO
my 2a-lm j Is. EINSLEH in, Manager.
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Colonel Thomas A. Scott, of the Pennsyl.
vania railroad, expects TO visit Europe this
summer "for the pun pose Of presenting to
the 6nanciers of the OLD World the supC-
rior advantages OF the Southern Pacific rail-
road rs source of investment, and coun-
teractilg the prtjudi ces existing in Europe
against American railroad interests"
Thew Of the immortal Stonewall Jack.
sol, passed through FarmyiIe on Tuesd,y.
She is on a visit to Der relations, the family
l.of the Rev. DIR. Smith, at Hampden Sidney
College Farmulte CONFERENCE.-The.
Rev. w. S. Lacy, of Max NIeadowV, Va,
has accepteda call to Butinio church, near
Jonesboro', Moore. county, y. c..
The statement that 81. I. Walworth, Of
New York, murdered by his SOM was q
member Of the Masonic Fl a,ernity isdenied,
The English and American Bauk at Farnl-
Vile, Va, s presided over By 4; Bugg, while
] A, Moth Is the cashier,
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MELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA.
Thi; watering place, so long distinguished for its
active tonic aud alternative powers. will be opcned
on the FIRST DAY or JUNE. 1878, under The
management ot Colonel NoRvELL GOBB.
son. made very large additions 10 the buildings aud
erected, besides. Il new and commodlous hotel, are
now prepared 10 accommodate "no guests. .
Hot AMI cold baths of mineral water, 20 essential
TO many iuvalids. ut the coIIipan,l Of Visitors
ir. JAMES +. HARRISON. professor Ut inc lhi-
during the seasUn
FAIrc.s post and telegraph offices at this Place;
Round-trip tickets can he procured III all ''c
principal CITIES an' towns. . ~
TERMS: Per day. $3.50: per week, Sle:, per
month. $50: Iur thu month vi June, $40. Children
under ten and servants. hilf prir:,
This place presents unu ,ual attractions Tor faml-
les. and every arrangement will be made Tor Their
com fort. Send for pLmIh ct. containing tue aiysis
of the water D. j. & J. WADE. Props ietorS,
Yellow sulphur Springs pos,-tiicT;
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
OPEN JUNE l, 1873.

OPEN JUNE l, 1873.
This favnrite aud celebrated WATERING:
PLACE VIII offer additional attractions this season.
Among other improvements there has been ADDED
an elegant and spacious l-rOOm, adjoining the
,lr0r the parlor has been enlarged anu improved.
and tlIp proximity OF the TWO renders each easily
accessible 1t Will be kept In style not surpassed
anywhere In Virginia.
Tile waters of these special springs either cure or
greatly relieve most c,ses Of sCrofua, incipien'
consumption, chrouIc bronchitis. chronic laryngi
It's, chronic pneumonia, chronic dyspepsia, chronic
Ill arrhu.a, chronic dvscntery. Th"ya also great
value In those affections which arc peculiar IT, the
female constitution, and as an appetizer, tonic ana
general restorative, they are erlIars, unrivaled
anIo est mineral walters.
PROBES .ur j. :. DAVIS. Of University of Virginia,
resident physician
TIE proprietor will have provided for the lawns
aud ballroom Il first class Eand of Music, and III
general all the sources of amusement and recreation
,ally found ut our best Suipmcr resorts VIII be ut
the command OF the guests ut '.ROChBRtDGE
ALUM" The place Is within eleven to thirteen
hours of Richmond. Washington. Baltimore, etc:
BY rail- all In daylight. Passengers leave the cars Of
tile Ches peake aud Ohio railroad at Goshen dcpn!.
ard new and elegant stigecuicl:cs. passing raplily
over smooth and level roa'i OF only eight miles,
set down the visitors ut the Springs 10 tea.
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor:
Persons making use of the grounds, &c, OF the
Springs and not stopping ut my hotel. VIII pe
charged half my regular rates.
The Rockiruge wat + Is for sale by PGRCELL.
LADD ( CO. Richmond aud GEORGE NJ. NC
INrIRt. Charluttcs lille.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
pg-ttyI
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ENcouRAGlsG. Only eight papers headed
their account of the Bostau fire " The F!r'
Fiend.'
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isAaa4ls.sA1au. Aaa.Gs,
IN Ell 81 W 81

IN M M N
Anew EXPRESS ARtAEeEMENTTO to
r THE ~ Isl.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad hayfns been
completed tiirouei, 10 the Ohio river, ~ III b.
TWO EXPRESSES DAILY
win be dispatched. and money, merchandise, and
y,,uatles can now be forwarded to aH points In the
West with dlspatc'tat 5:
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
This route reaches all the celebrated FiRGNIA
SPRINGS.
The adams Express Company Win also forward
twice daily merchandise, provisions, and pase en-
gcr-Eagrage T. these Spr t.s dnng The season from
Sosf3EK, BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON, and north
Orders may be left Mt the office of the Southern
Express Company and goJdi WI n P sssiea hsan
RICHMOND. Nay n. ,s7s. s. my al2g
RICHMOND AND paSyILLE b AlLnoAD COL
QrFItE ENGiNEER AND SUrERINrENDENT.
a. RICHMOND, VA, May. 1873. 81
1LOING WEST.-Train No. Through
N rasscnger) leaves Richmond dali. except Sun
arrives az Greensboro at $40 2. NJ
Train No.. Lynchbnrg passehger1 leaves Rich
mond daily at 9 a. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg ut
Train No. IL Through mail snd psssengerl leaves
Richmond daily 1T $50 Z. M 'esyes Danyilte daily
at loas + ~; arrives at Greensboro daiiy at l:as
. GOING EAST.
Train 20 Through mall and espressl leaves
Greensboro ..aiy at lao 4. d.! leaves jtanpiue
daily a, i:s2 \. NJ; arrives at Richmond DAILY at
Il:ls Z. NJ
Train Nos tthrouel, p,ssengerl leaves Greens.
boro dIiiy Except SUNDAY 81 ut n:lo A. NJ leaves
Danville at lie z. NJ. arrives nj Rf'hmond ~ s.so
r. M. tl.
Train No lOUynchbnrG passeDgerl nayes Lynch
butg daily a! 0 a. 81: leaves Burseyille at 135 +.
NJ: arrives at Richmond at 4:2g 7. M.
Trains Nos; AMI y connect az Greensboro Win
trains on the North Carolina railroad for all points
south.
Train No. IL connects at Greensboro with train
lorlacIgh arriving Their, az 1:t5 A. NJ. Passengers
'esying Raleigh AT T5 L. conrect At Greensboro
with train No. for Richmond.
Tram No. I connects at Burkeye with train on
'heAtllntic, Mississippi and ohio railroad for all
pc'nta southwest and south.
Through tickets to all points south and southwest
ear b. procured ut the ticket Office In Richmond,
aud Of II. r. WALKER. agent of the Atlantic. Mis-
,sS,ppi aud Ohio railroad, No. 1928 Main street,
kichu oud.
Parers that have arrangements 10 advertise the
schedule OF this Company will please print rs above.
T. NJ. X. TaLCOTT.
Eprinsnr and -,,',nri .fnn'.Nt
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Matthew Ii. Parry, all old citizen of Rock
bridge, died un Monday last.
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contend with the two alfeadS Banded to
make nominations. / Will not incur the
odiun. by running, OF eiecting the one or
the Other. But If either The Conservative or
feraDffcan Concent'on ,oiit abstain from,
iaoniaatsag a candidate Of ats opn, / ,c,li.
as an Independent candidate. oppose the
| nom,neet OF The. other; Icare not ,cfich db.
stuinsor artsch dominates. II both conyen.
ttons Nominate, Will not be d candidate ut
| all. -
have written this In the, midst OF bust
ness, hurried Y. and with but little connec-
tion. II send it 10 you for publication on
condition that you will attend to the correc-
ton OF the proofsheet yourself; and if you
decline TO publish it, please return it at once
70 yourffiend. HeHRY A. Wise.
POSTAL CH.sGEs.-A new pcst-office is
| established ut Sharr's Wharf. Richmond
| county, Va. on the route from Frederjcks
burg, Va, to Baltimore, Nd. by steamboat,
with -. w. &. Sharp as postmaster a new
| post-oftlce is established ut Boou'a Path. Lee
county. Va. on the rotite from Abingdon TO
Cumberland Gap, with Lee S. Fulkersson
us postmaster; the post-office at Temple
mans Cross Roads, Westmoreland county.
Va, on the route between FREDERICKSBURG
and Warsaw, is rcGilablished, with Charles
f1ati as postmaster: new post-office is
established at Magnolia, Nansemond county,
Va. on tue route from Portsmouth, Va, to
Weldon, i. c., with John +. Campbell post
| master: new poSt-otlicc is established at
hen'uk. Pitt7ylvaniu county. Va. on the
route from Luurclburg to Canterbury, with
| a. Jennings as postmaster the poSt-ottice
at on Rock, Witt county, West Va, is dis.
continued as not needed
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hI,IrN.TAlNS.n E VIRGINIA

MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA.
Its many natural attractions b. so improved
and orllnmrntrd TO render tis comparatively al
easy task
PnUFESsoR P. Gu0LklCk, N. D., of Baltimore
Md. Resilient Physician.
Terms: ss5v per day. Sie per week, $50 PEI
month; for tie month OF June. $40 Children under
ten and over TWO years old AID servants, hall price
CULHOUS. WILSON & CONAN.
CLERKS: G NJ. IUBgNCIIAIN, WILLIAM WADE
U,II1IlN RO,E II 80 - je 2-lm
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GUNNER ORT.-GREENWCUD, at
NJ Greenwood depot. on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Isiiiroad, llemarle county, Va. will be opelifar
BoaRDr Rs on the 18th oay of June iIcxf. THIS
and twcnty-nne miles east from staunton. he
rost-oiFce and the telegraph office are few yards
distunt from tho building.
TEKMs: Per day, ~: per week, 80; per month,
S35: for children under twelve years of age, and
cclored servants. haif-pfice. Address
". DTEWIDDIr Greenwood depot.
40 hlbeIp,rie COUNTY yn
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR

MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
WI SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
This delightful Watering place VIII he open iorthe
rrce pl!on Of visitors vi the ..s
Ext. psiye additions nf new furniture have been
added, and The prOpreturS are making every ar
raiigcnrnt for tile comfort and convenience OF Wis
TORS. This is the most beautiful and extensively
Improved of ail the NUN rouS Watering places III
the mountains OF Virginia. The LAWN Is covered
with forest OF shade trees.
The COTTAGES are of different sizes ana plans,
,iCl forming distinct building. and presenting ~
The eve Il beautiful picture.
All The usual appli Noes for the COMFORT anc
amusement of guest; provided, aud
EXPRESS, TICKET. POST A. d TELEGRAPH OFFICES
ARE FOUND HERE
The FAR WIN he nndcr tile management Of
THORNTON a. ATkINsOS, and Will he supplied WIN
the BEST OF LIQUORS. :,
BIG Tunnel Oh the Virginia and Tennessee di-
vision OF the Atlantic. Mississippi and Quo rai-
road Is the station at which you take the cars Tor
the Sluin:s-dis: mt one and half miles.
Rolnd-trip tickets can Ec pro ured atall Tue prn-
eipal towns and cities.
{. A. COLHUUN,
for twelve years the resident partner at tue Aie-
ghapy Springs, WILL assume the n1nag, lnent. aud
6a tenders 10 his old patro cordial welcome and
Hedges his efforts TO render their stty pleasant
propose to have none but tic most experience
servants. and our supplies OF every description wiz
b. selected from tire Eesi the country and cities al
ford 1t IL ,hr Intention Of the new picprieers 10
so Improve this property u TO make II the
LEADING WATERlNG-PLhCE
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EASTWARD.

Steamer leaves Cincinnati 1T I p. NJ. DAILY e1-
cept runday, and arrives ut Huntington at A.
VI. next day, connecting with express train.
EXPRESS TRalN-Lcavcs Huntington mt 10 A:
NJ DAILY except sunday, and arrives ut Richmond
going south and with James river steamer for Nor
folk This train stops between White Sulphur and
Richmond only at Junction, Gordonsville, Char
lntt"sville, Stiunlon, Goshen, Mi.lboro, and Cow
ington
Jail TRAM. caves White Sulphur 5:55 A. NJ.
DAILY except sundays, connecting with W., G.. Va.
NJ g. s. railroad al Charlottesville and Gol dons-
willie. and arrives at Richmond 5P. NJ.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAlS.-Leaves GordonS-
ut Gord0nsvle with W., G.. Va. & G. ). railroad
train from Lynchmlrg and southwest, and strives at
| Richmond 1915 A. NJ.
For further information Inquire at the &C mpanys
Office on Broad near Sew nteenth street.
! A. III. PERRY. General Superlulen, cnt.
JAMES +. SETHERLAND, General Ticket Agent
my3
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
ORO.D.-on and after 5tl May, 1878, the pas en-
ger trains will run as follows:
WESTWARD.

WESTWARD.
NAIL TRAtN-I.eayes Richmond $40 A. NJ:
DAILY except sunday, connecting WITH ", u,
!ottesville. aud arrives at White sulphur Springs
at .:O5 =. NJ.
NJ DAILY except saturday. connecting ut Gordons-
Vile with W., e., Va A. &. 5. railroad trains for
i.ynchhurg and southwest an arrives al Hunt
igt n ut 500 L. VI next day. Steamer leaves hunt
igtOn on arrival Of the train, ANA arrives ut Gin
cinnuti at O'Clock next morning.
This train stops between richmond ana Wbfe
Sulphur only ut junction Gordonsvile. Charlottes-
Vile, Sta,mton, Goshen, Millhor0, and Coylngton.
ACCUMMUpATIONTR AIN.-Lea Richmond
Mt $40 r. NJ. DAILY except Sunday, ana arrives AT
tiUrdonsyills at s:I6 p. NJ.
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w ANTED, IMMEDIATELY, AN F&-
white or coored. Liberal wages win be paid TO one
WHO thoroughly understands his business Apply
to C.2tMMER, -
je 6-3t 1886 Main street.
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! A FsT0N HOUSE.-This pleasant summer
IN resort which cannot be exceled by any plnee
I'm The mountains for beautiful views. dry. pure
mountain zr, and e:sy access win be opened June
1st. Terms: 81 per mouth; children and servants
'-lpN' g. n. GOiDLoE & Co, Anon. Va,
my 2z-d2mt Che 1peIse and nh.o railroad.
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WANTS.

WANTED. orr customers and the pubic
w In general 10 'carI at our stalls Nos. 50 FtIs
and 50 SeconI Market aud lie supplied With son e
OF those nice PIGS IUStstIES. we have inst re.
ceired ten barrels from Cincinnati. Call early US
they are going uff very rapidly.
ie eHK Htt HIER e HERBST. !.
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IL numbered gO1 west Marshall street, With zAs:.I
basement. two stories and attic. con ;ainlug lei,
roins with Kitchen, stable, cow house, and yard
uI1,ancntrd with sbrubt@ry, &c. nL.
The presrnt occupant aud owner wiz sell por-
ton of hi, FuRNITURE, POULTRY, and dnf
COW.
A BRICK STORE with two or three ROOMS
above, yarI and stable Marshall street near the
shove. Applyto RICHARDSON q CO., s
4. r.Iy 1ll3 Main street..
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u,.e ncfsnes Hi. Position,

ter 1,,tr Of which the following is all
W. ,.,r,,rant was written to James Bar
... ,.,.. Ia. editor of the Norfolk F,r-
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WANTED. superior LADY'S MAlDto
wv go 10 the country. For particulars apply
corner Fiji h aud Slain airs AlIan'sl saturday or
Monday. between and 10 A. N. and 3 aud AZ. III.
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pLAt KSMITH ANTE D---A No.
~ MILE-SHOER can find steady employment
by applying to T.. L. no SON.
lie r-tt* at No. 106 Tobacco Exchange.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

PsssohaI.

.lh i Ir.-4f ttf f.a afoAti 81 fa ~
A. II. Stephens, has no opposition for Con
groSA a3is uial .-.- y t.
George Washington is manageEo9a London
Snel.lAk1'TO ~ 8afrrcra o.rry~,.tf ~
The report Of the CredtMoBIiIef e6dfmitteg
only stops the babbling Brooks, and lowers
tne AnleS OF Congress NII tf4lAE w.
A London letter says aAfr. Frotide who. re-
turned homo under much anxiety for the
health OF his daughter, Miss Rosa FrOude.
-, Mrs: Abraham Lincoln, has Lately visited
Mmashlngtons " the guest Of Senator and Mrs.
coin, -''-
Amadeus must be ''compieteiy broken up"
by his failure 10 establish an hefRcIent Govern
inent IN spain, else Why are two ships needed
TO convey him to Italy? - = :.
Don Juan Forster, owner Of an fmmense
ranch near San Diego, Cal, has made pEepar-
auons Ior c0lOnlzing one hundred families
from Holland on apOrtion Of his property.
Afellow named Jones has recovered 9 VeTL
dict for u, 400 damages frem q, b. McCOn-
lellS dentist OF ChnneautViIle, for injuries
done to him BY the latter while extracting q
The Supreme COuIt Of Massachusetts, has
finally decided after several years OF litigation,
that the orthodox Medical Society Of that State
has right to exclude Homeopathic practitiOn-
ers from Its membership,
AS q companion piece to the equestrian
statue OF Admiral Farragnt, who was never or
horsebaek In his life, there ought to be q
nron1e representation Of General Sherman
charging the heights Of Mission Ridge in /
canoe.