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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

France.
PARIS, July 27.-At the session of the
Assembly TO day the benches of the Right
were we'll filled. the absent members having
nearly all returned. The committee on the
parliamentary initiative made its report on
the resolution for dissolution, recommend
ing the Assembly to proceed to constitute a
government or dissolve. After scene OF
intense excitement debate was adjourned
until Wednesday.
1t is anticipated that consideration of the
budget will occupy the Assembly until Au.
gust 9Th, about which time the House will
adjourn until November Is.
The interval will be shorter than was eX-
pected, because the Conservatives fear that a
long recess will incline the Left Centre to
support dissolution. The deputies in favor
of dissolution are confident of success after
the recess, and believe their opponents will
have bare majority on Wednesday when
the resolution comes to vote.
Spain.
MADRID, July 2S.-The morning papers
state that the Spanish Government has sent
strongly worded mole to Versailles on the
subject of the Carlist violation of the from
tier.
England.
THE LoCKED.oUT LABORERs.
LONDON, July pa committee of the Ag-
riculturaI Laborers' Union has adopted rcso-
buttons declaring" AS we are not justified in
appealing to the public for support for the
locked.out laborerS in the eastern counties
during the harvest, therefore we offer them
the alternative of emigratirg or depending
on their own resources" The committee is
negotiating for easier terms of migration to
the Canadas.
LONDON, July 2s.- Gashell Brothers, cot.
ton merchants of Liverpool, have failed. Ii
abilities, S4S0,000.
LONDON, July 2S.-In the House of Com.
mons Disraeli said that the Government had
received satisfactory assurances conterrlpS
powers in regard to the Brussels Congress,
and q delegate had been sent on behalf OF
Great Britain. Under the restrictions al
ready made known to the House, Hon. Ro-
bert Burke, Under-Secretary of State Tor
Foreign Affairs, stated that 1t was believed
that the German squadron had been sent to
the coast of Spain merely to protect The
German residents.
The King of Ashantee has paid further
instalment of $4,000 to Great Britain on Inc
war indemnity.
LIVERPOOL, July 2s.-Tbe Boston and
Athletic Base.Ba Clubs have arrived here.
There was no demonstration.
A fire has just broken out which threat
ems the whole Princes dock landing-stases.
There is no Immediate danger to the shipping
in the dock.
Z. M.-The great Princes dock land.
ing.stages have been entirely destroyed. all
ferry traffic between this city and Berken.
head is temporarily suspended. The fire has
caused much inconvenience and heavy loss.
1t originated from the upsetting of kettle oil
boiling tar.
Austria.
DEATH OF A ROTHsCHILD.
VIENNA, July 27.-Anselm Rothschild, OF
this city, died to-day.
India.
LONDON, July 2S.-7imes dispatches from
India say the crop prospects are most favor
able, notwithstanding the recent floods.
Many deaths from cholera are reported in
Rurdeyau,
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CINCINNATI MARKETS

CINCINNATI. July 2S.-Fionr dull and unchanged
Corn steady: mixed, 65GI67c. Pork quiet and .un.
| changed ut s23 50@S24. Lard firm and scarce
sumner. ldd4g!2c;; kettle 14c. BACON steaay
Whiskey in good demand, with in advancing ten.
tlencv at 91 =
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RaI,TIMOPE

BALTIMORE. July 2S.-virginia 6's, old, SO
consols, 52; ex-coupnrs, 40. West Vlrginia's, O.
North Carolina 6's, old, 20; new, 10; special tax
D. Bids day.
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RaITIMuRE Markets,

BALTIMORE, July 2S.-Flour steady and duh.
Wheat active and shade irmer. Coru-White
quiet at 92c. yellow firmer ut Soc. Oats active
and I'll mer; southern 55@60c. Rye dull at S00
S5c. Provisions quiet aid firm Mess pork. $23 rs.
Shoulders 9i9c. Lard, l3hc. Coffee nominal.
Whskey firm and scarce ut Tl.02. sugar strong a.
1(I,1Il 1c.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, July 2S.-Flour unchanged. Corn
quiet and unchanged at 7S@S3c. Pork quiet md
unchanged at s24 Bacon In fnir demand and firm !;
shoulders. &c.: clear ribnl BE-. clear,
cured hams, l5h@ &c.; plain, 1870. LARD, l4iaQ
lake, Whiskey quiet at 96c.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JULY 20, 1874.
sun rises. $50 Moon rises......... SOC
Sun sets. .....,, 7.0l High tide. ..........12 II
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL,
1874, PASSENGER trains win run follows:
= 49, 4.


$50 A. NJ. MALL TkAlN.-For Gerdonsyifl6,
Charlotues vile. Stau1tcn, White Sulphur Hintons
and all intermediate stations daily Except Sunday,
arriving ut Hinton al 10:1G r. NJ. This train
connects at GordoisviIle for Orange. Cupeper,
Wsrrenten, Manassas, Aexar driss washiugtons
and the North, and ut Chariottes vile for Lynch
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and the
4:4s P. N. ACCOMMODATION TRAIs.-For
Goruonsville ana al Intermediate stations daily len-
cep, Sunday, arriving at Gordonsyille ut $40 Ps
9:3OP. NJ. CISCINNATI EXPREss.- Cor
louisville, Charlottesville. Staunton, Goshen, Mill
boro', Covington, White Sulphur, and all s'ations
west OF While Sulphur daily texcept Saturday ar
riyiDg at Huntington at $50 r. 81. This train.
connects at Gordonsyile for Washington, Bati-
aud the South. ana at Huntington WIN steamers
Bostona and Fleetwood for Cincinnati aud all points
West and Southwest, arriving at Cincinnati vt A.
445 P. N. .ACCoMAODATloy. TRAIN for
Sauntou and all intermediate stations sATUR-
DAYS ONLY, arriving at staunton at 1913 p. b.
Baggage checked through.
For through tickets, rates, anc information, aps
ply ut 1926 Main street, Ballard aud Exchange Hoo
tel or ut the companys ofass Broad street aud Sig
teenth. EDGAR VLlET,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
A. H. PERRY. General superfniendent an "
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ST. LOFTS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, July 90 Flour quiet and weak, with
small business. Corn dull ana lower at 60c. for
No. mixed, on ira *. Pork firm at s23.75@
S24. Bacon scarce and.stif at 9ac. for shoulders;
11Kc. for clear rib; 12c. for clear. Lard firm AT
9sc., steam, seller all the year. 6-E
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Indian Outra-es.

FORT UNION, New MEXICO, July 2S.-The
Indians have killed FIVE men twenty miles
below Fort Bascom. No details.
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Reported Loss Of n Steamer.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2S.-The Altoona,
from Yokohoma, reports the loss of steam
er on the east coast, with twenty.seYen lives.
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Engineer aud superintendent.
n. T. DOUGLAS, Master TRANSPORTATION. te1S
RICHMOND, FKED'G q POTOMAC X. X. Co,t
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET A8EST,rs$
1a RICHMOND. June 8, 1674.y
OF TRAINS.

$50 A. NJ, BALTIMORE EXPRESS leaves
a-& Broad:sreet station tsuudsys ex-
.2:s5 2. n, DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-street sta
tion daily.
1905 P. A., NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-strees
"a, station Sundays excepted.
tsleeping cur attached through to Baltimore,
500 r. NJ, AGCOMMoDATION TRAIN for
p Hanover Junction, leaves Broad Street
station Sundays exceptedJ.
$50 A. NJ, NIGHT MAIL arrives ut Byrd-Street
station fMondays excrped).
1870 P. ~, DAY ALL arrives at By RI. Street sta
ton daily.
1880 P. NJ, BALTIMoRBeExPREss arrives
Broad-Street station Sundays except
~ edj. ti#F "s'tJ-s 't5s
s:37A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
at Broad-street STALLION Sundays ex-
DAILY ra fsPifpi LINE BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE sri.gfE
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Srreet stallion
DAILY tSundays e1ceptedI at $3.50 A. n. connect
Ing at Quanico with the Alexandria and Fre6e-
rickspurg railway for Baltimore. Returning, will
arrive mt Broad Street station at S:15 T.. 81.
Through bills OF ladlng aud rates given to all
principal points North and West. VI b FL 81.
BY order Of General superintendent. u
J. B. GENTRY. 2.
ie General FREIGHT and Ticker 1s1s ~
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Republican State Convention.

GEoRGETowN, S. c., July 2S.--The Re-
publican State Convention to-day nominated
DIR. Isaac Jump, Of Dover, for Governor.
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Sun-StrOkGy.

ST. Louis, July 2S.-There were twenty
cases of sun-stroke here yesterday, half of
which were fatal.
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NEW YORK, July 2S- Suo1,.-Stocks DULL Money,
2. Gold, Joe. Exchange-Long, 1873; short,
490H. Governments active. States dull.
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Erening.-Money closed easy ut ~ per cent. Fx-
change closed at 7. Gold, 109S. Governments dull
and steady. States quiet and nominal.
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fl, i he woods on Long Island, N. T., are or.
I 1"', len miles have been already buried
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DAyrILLx K4fLnoaD Cox
Es& ,.:&4i RICHMOND, Va june Ia. 1S74.S;

SCHEDCJLE OF TRAINS to take effect:
NJ SUNDAY, June l4.sl S7a.--CHAHLarrEE 1-
PREsS-leaye klcnmond NJ 11:45 F.. o.: leave
Surkcville al 2:62 a. d. arrive II Dundee at S.13
A. NJ; leave Dundee at S.33 A. NJ; arrive at Dam.
Vile at s:s5 A. b.: leave Dxnylile at 1913 a. II.
a5rlrs Ct Grsensssfo at 1ls A. Nj arrive as
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YoRs ExpBsss--.
leave Charlotte, at S:35 "A. IL. leave Greepsporos
81 l:15 2. M,. leave DonvIIlc at 1896 r. NJ leave
Dundee at 3:4SP. M.: lave Bnrseyilleat $50 p.
NJ arrive at Richmond nc 11:04 r. 81. Thfs train
connects at Charlotte with trains on the .hurlotte,
Columbia and Atlanta and Atlanta aud Ricbinopd
railroads from Atlanta and all points South
and Southwest. "a; GtSl$l
THRsUGH MAI.-leaye Richmond at :3S r. H.:
leave Bnrkeville at AL PM: leave dundee at
9:25 Z. Nj. {; leave Danyille at 9:29 p. "a . Ieave-
Greensboro al 1910 A. NJ arrive 1T Charlotte az
$50 A. NJ. This train conliccts al Charlotte With
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Airline anCs
Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroads for At
lanta. Montgomery. Mobile. New Orleans, Colum.
ba. Augusta, and all points South and Southwest
leave Greensboro at 2:15 A. NJ: leave Danyille ut
5:13 A. NJ; leave Dundee at 5:25 A. NJ; lc,yes
Burkeyille ut 80 A. NJ; arrive st p.cl mond at
2:22 p 81. This train connects NJ BurkevilIe with
tralnt on the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
from Lynchbury, Knoxville, Chatranoogs, aud all
points Southwest.
LYScHBuRG ACCOMMODATION leave Richmond
Of 942 A. 81. leave Burkeyille at 30 2. 81; ar
rivo at Lypchburg at 4:40 =. b.
Wilt at 4:35 a. n; arrive at Richmond at 1853
Through tickets sold to all points South and South
- = r. M. 4. TALCOTT, E
Engineer aud superintendent.
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A CARD.-TDe law reducing the jurisdie-
"a ton of tho O. ,unty Courts Of Virginia, and .he
compensation o. he JUDGES, allows me 70 pTacIeS,s
Law In othe, than the County Courts. VIZ,
therefors, racdce IN tine Circuit C1n, y
Attorney ut Law, FarmSille, Va
* OF,s,cE At the Commercial Savings Bank
j. 2s-6t --
TsEWlSS WHITE LEAD, LlSSE aM.
IIoiL,SsPIRiTS TURPEaTiNE, r,,Ma, nnhps,|
GLASS, &C. b ~ ,1 "a sefsreets
Y16 S.4 =. az.
n0OK7 AND JOB PRMTINd DOME. y
ID THIS OEHl0E ,fs5.2ttl glt,i5 5ssSss
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RICuuoNp, YoKK kJ4KR AND GHKSAPKAKI)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND April Ii, 1874.
an AND AFTER TUESDAY, PRIL

N
~ 2lsr. PASSENGER and FREIGHT TRA1NH
on Tn S road will run rs follows: zsssg
PASSENGER TRAIN Tor West Point leaves
Richmond at s z. u. tSupdaya excepted), ana
train from West PoiLt will arrive st Richmond as
1910 A. n. daily. rla5 ..5Ey.sl - lr.E.s
Tie splendid steamers Havana and Louise WA nI
In CONNECTIONS with this rosa. and Will leuys Weo6
Point daily (sundays excepted} tie arrival OF the
train which leaves Ricl mono ats r. 81, arriving az
Baltimore next morniIR 10 ample time TO connect
with trains for Washington, Ras', North. and Weaf
and leave Baltimore dsily tSundays e3repisat 1T -
p. H., connect. iLg 81 Wesr Point win the trlU
due at Ricbmanr at 10 next morning.
Fare to Baltimore 1850 y oy y
TO baltimore ana feturt.., q w Il;
To washington = ~ 49,
Fare to Philadeiphia ......,s z w
To Philadelphia ana return. sL3 s11 ssst
Fare to New York LoU "
To New York and resurL. LIZ
To Boston Iut ~ 49,
FREIGHT TRAIN, for through nHgnt yaiyf
leaves Richmond daily tMondsys ezceptcgl 2
1890 A. NJ, connecting with Steamers nc Mese
Point that deliver Height In Ba!timon6 early neu
FREiGHT TR AIN, with PASSENGER car sst4snsd
for freight between Richmond and west PoinSf
leaves HichnnOnd on Mondays, WeGnesdaYs, ara
Fridays at z a. M. Local freight received Tncs.
days. Thursdays, and Ssturdxys.
Superintendent.
WIN. BRAsG, Muster Transporsotion. ap 40
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.DlErErlcss;. cAuour DIES AnADrs-rrensn.
LusBIG's FOOD FOR INFASTs-Engltsh.
LIlsBlG'S FOOD EOH ISFASrS-Bosson.
LACTEoUS FARISA-Swiss.
PREPARED BAELEY-EngIsn.
PAPoaA. from Wheat.
BEuMUDA ARROW ROOT,
PHEPAREp SCOTCH DAT MEL. PEARL SAGo'
GRASULAR TARIOcA, PREPARED CORN STARCH,
y.I.ESTINE's MEAT JUICE.
lIEBIG'S EXTRACT MEAT, 40
PuIyERIZED RAw BEEF
pREplREp RnCE FLOR. AROMATIC LIQUID
prpsiSE amt all valuable remedies for sale ~
.a 919 Main str eet. Z
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES

EVERYBODY HIS OWN PAINTER
Ei we keen ON hand large variety Of colors OF
MIXED PAINTS, ready for use, securely put up ID
tins. Persons wishing to do LITTLE Jobs OF painting
selves at little expense For sale in large or small
quantities by
iy22 corner Main and Fifteenth streets,
6ITRATE OF MAGNESlA.-This de-
~ lightfnI, cooling pugitive always kept freshly
ptep"teN' BODEKER BROTHERS.,
ir 1a No. l444 Main street.
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There was an earthquake at Guayyqull on
the 18th ultimo,
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it"r:c. pondv.c" Of the Richmond Dispaleh.]
tooL STRINGS, IREDELL Co., n. CO..
July Doth. 1871.
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s. MIN 1ETIOE VII IS ,sssss
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Virginia Steamship and Packet
Ccmpany............... 1OU %
, 1874-12-28
GENERAL. MEMS ITEMS.

Alfred Mpcv OF Nantucket, mombcr of tho
Eyccutye Co1ncil in ArnssacLusotts' dio,1 at
boston. Dec. 23,
II costs 500 oDD md will omn,ov f,ftv man dur.
ing ninety daya to ronnjnt Tia fan,ous sn,,ld
stea,narn bristol and rroviaenre now nt Now.
NM" "0" ~ 4''"-
~" -.-.,... ...,,
pan,el Bailey member or tho Connecticut
3;eSaiatnYe' M o'hcef III tho ehhfsh 1t A'bottF
Hill, a'id 4trGns tomporance 9dvoeate, hung
himself ~ lib barn LIE ot4or day. NO causo
asslshod.
From tho annual circular of Olyot Collage.
Mich. It uprcu,s thai tho y, eHeut uumbor Of
students il, a.ll departments il ;,Sj. Tic winter
term commences OH Tho ath prox
A. L. strong, Of Eaathasnptor, Mass, Z. former
ShorIT Of IInnpsLro County, has absondoj.
lowing scores Of creditors ind d dolcit OF
s3u. .003. It is saItl that Tic tirst wicked thing
This man did was to deliver stolen spoocu IN tic
Massachusetts Legislature.
.1,.t.. e.a,,, rIau,,,,,;1t. A,,,,.. ,..,
,a.'Gl 1t1.n .;3 A.'Iona, aa'ou Dec
sSs IT, aran to t9 y, ra . " at.a Gfoas- @
irIh iih ra. M t ae e. oax sue1s ID ns". ~ %
amu fso"' ln. & VI a''sae'ao" s:a noM = 1ne eanuy
su"ms o"a's a.s. anu est!es ato u.Nea oi a'a
.ho im ~ a @ mas' nos'
NV "''o''6 1'o tN'p1o'e'''oHto VI 'n' a"S'
, 1874-12-28
EDUCATION AND SUFFRAGE.

II khs Editor u The Chicago Tribune:
1lossouru, ILL.,. Dec. 25.-Why cannot the
educational test as u qua,ifcation Of voter ho
applied for tho solution Of tue Southern quea-
tion7 II is, or ought to be, constitutional. Cor
tainly it il sound policy to require that every
voter should be ab!o to road and write with eage
Applied III tho South, 1t would disfranclIse 6
largo number Of whites, but still larger num-
ber Of blacka. While placing the State Govern
nonts for tho time being in tue linndB OF tho
whites, it would, at tho Bame timo. place tho
bullot within tho reach Of eyory ono, white or
blncl, who should uso duo diligence in acquiring
tho knowledge. Tho white Will honestly and
squAroly concodo to tho negro tho right to rotc
when ho ia satisfied that io ttlle neero) is capa
.blo OF acquiring tho knowledge necessary for
the exercise Of tue privileges Of cltizon. Tho
Jealousy of tho whites toward the negro arises
lnrgoly from tho belief that tho negro has not
acquired aud can mover acquire, this necessary
knowledge; that le il HI inferior bciuE,--an
animal.
This educational test would probably bo nc
ceptod as au equitable compromise BY both races.
II would also fostor desire for knowledge, and
who knows but that it might, in generation.
transform tho South from tie most igMolant to
tue most intelligent portion Of the nation? i.
, 1874-12-28

From 81. AichoIas.
Who would snppGHo thnt wild African. whose
ouy dress Ia a pieco Of skin, would trouble him
self about fashluns?
10 bo Rure, Io foets no interest in the style OF
coAta or hata, but ho is just AZ much absorbed in
tho groat business Of adorning himself as though
hc followed the iaHhionB OF PariH. Curious styled
he haB, too, As German traveller has lately told
70 begin with, the hair IL tho object Of his
greatcRt enfo. Its trllning negna III tho cr9lllo.
would, 1t ta lad crad!o,-whon it ia tortured
Into sone extraordinary form. aud kept thoro by
nloaus Of gum arubc md ashes. till. after long
YEAH, 1t will rataiu tho ahapo of itself. Somo-
tinaca II In like cocksconlb. and sonlolincs like
u fan. Ono poor baby u hR1r will DO trained 10
that in timo it VIII sLhnd up i'll rolls over tho
llcad like tho ridges OIL II molou. whilo ano.hor's
is taught to st9nl out like tho rays Of The SUM- ns
usually represented in pictures. With some Afli-
cans pIrt OF it hansB down in long regular 6ratda
or twistB and the roat III la.d up in monstrous
pulrs on cach a'slo Of tho loaa. but the lrolost
one Of all iH ,auo to look like tho glory around
the head OF D saint in putures. lilo hair IL
taken in single !ocks, stretched out TO its great
cBt length, mud fastened ut tho enda to hoop.
Tie hoop IL hold In u!Rco by strong wirca aud
itA edges ornan!ontel with small shells. The
effect is very cunical.
IN must 0. those wonderful arrangements tho
har il parted III tho middle Il "uNder il our
young gont'en.on lInportod that style. from
Atrlca), aud III lsopt in pllco BY plouty Ut gum
aud aHllcB or clay.
All this elaborate halr-drassing IL Oh The hoada
OF tho mon. Tho women Of tho country woar
ssesr hNir IN tho alMpluAt maunor, lofhals for
tho reusut that tito VITA does tho cooking, cs,ltt.
sateu Tho land. a!ornB TIM body u Anr husband
with paut, us,s1 ureHsoa his hair, Which muRt Lo
enough to keep l.or ti,uo we'll occupied,
llla lalr pnco dre4Hoa* this, African dandy
turns hln miud to the further decoration OF hlA
buly. First he rubs Ills shining skin with q
mixture of greaao aud nsl,es, or powdered VOID
Of rod culor, puts OH llia one ,soanty Earmant.
mutlo OF lilo skin OF soma animal, Or ur bark,
occasionally trimmed with tho long black tait OF
| a monkey or ollor animal, and ho II tAon ready
| for AiH ornaments:
| Across hia forehead, just under tho edge Of
lliH har, lso fringe llo hanEa string osstootll
They may DO leelh Of aogs OF otl1or animal or, II
to ii great warrior, Of ha human vlctilna
! NeAt hs adosns his broast with ~ o.'sanent
malo oI Ivory, cut 10 rosemblo lions' teeth, aud
spt ot. out il, star.slRpe. Around Ills neck lie
I!apRa several necklaces made OF strips Ut skin
cut from tho hlppopcotamns. aud finishes up with
pRint ln various styles dota, Or stripes, or z!E.
xags, sqaNsa Ike choolar-Doard, or lnarhlec
! Ill Otaxs
, 1874-12-28
TO RENT--HOUSES.

To RENI--HOUSES.
ff1O HEST-HEAn LlNCOLN pAHk-a,SrUHH
an basement brick hoaso sy IN,
barn; favoat!s M i"sns to x%d tanans; inst nosth ut
ears. and blocks from Ilncon Park, BALDWIN,
MALksR CO., l1awcy Building corucr pcAsbosn and
Madfsut-Bts.
, 1874-12-28
Terrible Affri.y On Tsnnrd ship.

Tho Angl,- Nrazillan Times Of Noy. q rava'
"Oct. 28 4 tragedy Occurred on loar4 tho Auleri-
Gun nllip King Philip, from baltimore f0r cali-
fornia undergoing repnits. Az o:99 p n'., the
Mastor, on going ahoasd, found tho steward.
, 1874-12-28
A. HAPPY OCCASION.
ChristlnnH-T3yp mt thu Tllimotn Insti-
tuition EOr tho Education OF Eccblc-
Minded ChiIaircn,

-''' SfV = ~ ~
'AeRhosVttLE, llts Dec. 23.-sansa Claus was
llinlsoK wonderfully surprlsod OFT Christmas
Evo M lo hold lls usual festival Ut lilo Iuytitu-
tion for Fecbo-al,n1oi chltlron. trI,o nrocool-
,r,. h, honor ~ ,,,n -. .s ..,a.,e. a..,
i'EH ~ "olo. " n1 aaSe't %eso 30 oF"esls' anu
yet appropriate. that his venerable old eyes
hparkled and twinlslod under hig immonso BltagEy
eyebrows, Until tho tears came and woro con-
donscd in artificial snor .t,atou ,,,or lin 1,rru
~ ill., na.,r,, ..ao ,r,,,, , ,... nron .o
,no uoau'iua .loo' "11', nAu oee'i 1'lnahuatca
ana decorated FOR o display OF hundreds Of toys
mud presents Which ho had contributed for tho
1loauuro nul iuppiuesy Of tito p,lpils or Tho
1uutitnt,or.
t,,,,a..1s'.' -. ,. .,, ,,,.,,, ..
~, ihouenss u non'et A"u A'''a pa1enta'
a"'l 'fioaas, wore nppcfmoss III tho
hearts OF tho c1lillreb ns tllpy nHsoblcd III tho
Eyn,haa!nm Of lilo Institution. Tho ruom wns
decorated with evorgroena, and Artificial iowcrA;
, 1874-12-28
MUSICAL.

ltT0nY L CAMP, WltOLESALN UEALENS IN
Plano. nn aIA3n. ~sa rvts E % nsnE y, ao
i4.ous l'ockvs. bradbury, of sn'y lamp tsnp' or
Hso srsa stock Of aponad hand Instruments ranging
tron W. upwat1. Wv selt ~ Or }sAt ~.
lDwtng runt 10 70 toward p4foaAA a&1oo. III btAN'
AA.. uUkE AuaH1,
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N " GRIND GERMAN OPERA
having entirely recoYered rom her ndisposit,on will
MONDAY q EVESiy sPDs MARCH IL,
in her unsurpassable role Of
AcoESA p Pd 5Pe 22iEEn p x II tSoVAroSh'
rhse ana at the
T,ERMANIA THEATRE.
" AID. NEUENDoRFF..; ,:............. Director
EINGEADE TER KAUFMAN.
Comedy, in five acts, by Goerner
Box office open daily from till O'Clock.
CILMoRE's GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS.
EfEBHARr, Prima Donna; LuMBARD. Primo Basso
M5N HnTfh hvLy tSGh sAho fp Is. 1874
the most nteresns prPsfa nme Of te r ,eason;
SH s the es sn a military military
.MriJULEs LUNBARD, the splendid, Basso; will sing
from ,he Kpsha ,n co.,o so,o. m
Msr inc eminent ans E nGfns s0'G h M heSg
saxophone PLAYER, Will render Bales Heart Bowed
o IS snf REGIMENT BAND
% PAX o
ern Lie Galop" and several interesting and popular
G leetiEns S GILMORE
MI 'h'"oA ADMi ssioN 50 CENTS. y ''''''
may BE had at the aaG the public generally
patrons Of the pTcmenade ecassrts VII dna !s prc
s f 6y
. SATURDAY 1u EyESENq r MaEGssl AT 5,
FIFTH SYMPHONY CONCERT
Overture Eury anthe Weber
h Faust aaas' Grcicien MephistcpheIsss.
For grand orchestra and chorus Tor voices
Chorus BY si5sdS & n nfSH5 sEHIShs under the
Sy IN "a %@sS g fff'PSS'n
will be given OF the above programme.
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Apply TO owner, john l. HADDEN, No. 46 West Twen-
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