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THE SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.
COLUMBUS, Miss, Nav 29-This was the ninth

COLUMBUS, Miss, May 29.-This was the ninth
Gay OF the Southern Presbyterian Assembly. subject
OF absorbing interest in the Assembly for the past three
uays mas been the question OF the rule adopted by the
iacuy OF the Seminary at Columbia g. Co. requiring the
attendance OF divinity students upon tho preaching at
tue chapel on Sabbath mornings This rule was enacted
ast January and many OF the students felt that IL In
iringed upon their Christian liberty, and that
they ought to have tho privilege Of worship
ing God on the Lords Day In the Presby-
teran Church IN Columbia. Seven students were dis
missed and the others submitted Tue subject came up
I'D the review Of the proceedings OF Seminary The
debate ha, been earnest spirited turning paper
ny Col Collier recommending that hereafter attendance
upon these services in the chapel the Sabbath
facnlty. ~
Col. Golfers amendment was adopted and incor-
praled IN me Report on semnaries and the report
ADOPTED , The topic for to-day is the relations of
.nls Churof to the Northern Assembly Three PROPOSE
tiohs are pending the first presented by DR..
.. A. hifspatrck to appoint an uninstructed
mite not on she subeos OF organ union, but friendly
relations and fternal correspondence the second by
tbe Rev D. w. yoyt, decaIng to appoint q Committee
Dut stating readiness and send fraterna del,
gates at once tie third. by Judge Fentriss refusing
correspondence or conference until tie Northern As
scmpy shall explicitly rescinc Its action during the
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Very Well Put-whv defer till tomorrow what should
do ,oayi Why cough it'd throws into consums
ton and consumption brings the gravel HALLS BsAn ars
to cure n taken bee known to ft Uss
thoroughly according directions Perseyee u the disease s'a
quered as be- II 1t soa require dozen botes
There is no better medicine for Pulmonary disorders Sold eerywhers
T. HEsRY, CURRAs Co, Popreps aud oolcyoPhc'
Mar york
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Most of the unfortunate applicants bear their reec-
zion very phIlosophically. few do not. One young
gentleman sa,d he had got enough he had "missed on
purpose" There mas been hazing this year, except
in the very mild form Of ridiculous questions, which
place the candidate however he may answer them II
1aughable plight The cadets will take their first
lessons, putting them in form,' as 1t is called to-
The first class which is to be examined, numbers
fn all AZ members but for some delinquency, has
been suspended, and will have TO wait another year
before being graduated. This class, when first Its
members sought admission four years ago numbered
l44 of whom one-haf, 49, were rejected. From a
class OF G5 D that year 1t has dwndled down TO A. The
present nenbers with their standing IN the class at
the last examination. is given below
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
FLEETWOOD PARK, RACES,

Yesterday was the fourth and last day of the
trottng meeting at Fleetwood Park. The attendance
was very large. attracted by the between Judge
Fullerton aud American Girl for the parse of $1,000 FREQ
Tor ALL The hrs race on tho programme for purse
OF $500 for horses that had beaten minutes tho
hrst horse receiving s20 the second $780, and the third
sOO There were entries Of wGich the following
came upon the track to start J. r. Gbegt's gray mare
Cora F. j. Murphy's brown Lady Dohlrnan !;
u. w. Fergusoa's black mare Sweetmeat; j. Somerin-
dykes chestnut mare Melissa; j. Campbeps sogrel
geidlng jim Coyle A. Snyders brown geiding Uncle
sam, and j. L. Doty's roam mare Rosa Sanburg. The
betting In pools at the rate OF 500 to $50
Lady Dohlman against tho field, and after che
had won the first heat in 2:36i even larger odds
offered on her winning But next three heats and
race were won by Cora IN 23si 235t 237i to the
on the Result. The winner is very tine aud fast mare
sired by Gen Knox, and will further herself
on the trOttlng turf. Swcemeat the third money,
WDle jim COIle, Uncle Sam, and Rosa Sanburg
dIstanccd. Tue second aud more important race was
Tor the $4,000 purse, free Tor all, for which American
Grl and Judge Fullerton started. The latter was the
avore al 800 10 500 but breaking badly In Ben. Maees
hands III the hrst heat be was beaten by 60 yards In
the next thee heats however Judge Fullerton gave her
no chance, for be irotted right from her. carrying
her 10 repeated breaks in each heat aud winning the
race easily III 2:23! 2;22. 2:23.
Fleetwood PARK is day OF the Spring meeting Of the
Fleetwood Park Association Friday, Msy 1874 Parse No z,
5000 for bO had Minutes three
tn harness. 800 to tue hs' 500 to the second 800 TO tue
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Gold .-ls-cara go gold alloy fuis all The ellremea
lsarat gold may be considered go looks well and wcss
well All other proportion. fail their preeasons ard hoagS i
IL may be tolerated they like bsaufa pHneH
mixed with base adleant"yiie lhe Book Of Han hafs.
Am Waiting England houi Mr STRERrsRs STORE al
I8 Bond, London Blglald and inspect ms
choice stoc Of gold eseT Eashsh eaeAes cct
AMI proples Catalogue post free
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THE CANALS.

BUFFALO, May 29.-The canal tolls up to TO-
day are S5i2l5 b. being over those for the
same portion OF the month last year Of s323 27 The
number of boats cleared 957 being excess over
the same time year of 1914 large feet Of lake ves
sells came IN to-day -,
ALBANY, May GA slight break has occurred In the
canal at Canaouare which will be repaired by to-
mn night.
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THE LATE j. EDGAR THOMSON.

PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-The funeral of the
late John Edgar Thomson will take place on Monday
afternoon from St. Marks Church, and the ntermen at
Woodlands Cemetery will be largely attended by the
leading officials Of the Pennsylvania Railroad aud other
roads controlled by that corporation members OF tue
Park Commission, the Commercial Exchange, ana city
nfipi "a nd iulRes.
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BASEBALL,

The third game of the championship series
between the Philadelphia and Boston clubs was played
at Boston yesterday and resulted in victory Tor the
latter club by score OF 8 to
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CATTLE NAgFFT.

CncIeo Msv 2oCrTtE que, art steady price, anchsnse sai
Of hglt -J0 50 ~ shumeIt., 500
HoGslye. $4,000; Ice li7hc test sr,des press
- % e<6 err. mostly Of M Ia As.os
at - 2ndS5 90 Shipments $500
SnEEr Unchanged and qa'>t; receipts. $50.
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THE GRADUATING CLASS.

On Tuesday next after the organization OF the boaru
Visitors has been Effected the examinations VIII De-
gin. From then until probably June 16, from a M un'
u p ~ aud from to p M they WIN s.tonsd es M iIe in
every study which they have paid attention. incud
ing military and evil engineering, ethics, law inneraI
ogy ana geology ordnance and gunnery ana lniantIy
cavalry, artillery tactics The full programme mas
hot yet been agreed upOn but will be given by TUESDAY
morning. -, 4.
Until the examination begins the regular routine Is
Observed Al a. the reveile is sounded, ana the ca
dets have lust about ve minutes TO tumble out OF bed
and into their clothes before rOca After that until
the time devoted TO the cleaning OF rooms anu
equipments and 10 study, and then breakfast.
Guard mounting at $3.50 dstracts the minds OF "a
lew, while the others ENJOY themselves unth o. n'
The rest Of the day until D. except hour at p
for diuner aud recreation, is devoted 10 study.
linen all hour Is spent IN military exercises OF some
per immediately afterward. Half hour Is
allowed for that, and then comes the cali 10
quarters when the cadets retire 20 their rooms TO study
presumably, until $3.50 O'clock and all are III bed az ~
O'Clock TINS routine Is unchanged, except when II is
necessary 70 meet the e1gences OF the examination.
rs 70 show the Board OF Visitors the proficiency OF the
saos,s In every Kind Of Drill light and heavy artillery
vacuee, battalion and skrmsh drill and cavalry eIer-
Inc examinations OF the nrstcass Will probably
be over oy june l In that the diplomas Will be
on the mOrulnR OF the nth, and, IL is hoped by
the eecIeisty Of War. The examination OF the other
VIII nen pegln and viii last about week. The
corps OF caoets VIII then 20 into summer camp
Ihe officers OF the Military Academy ares az follows
Zen 1h9nas Klger, superintendent; Col. Robert II.
HAL, adJuiant LIST Lieutenant James NJ. Marshall,
nuartermDster ana treasurer b. j. ID. Irwin, M ID =
turgeon; A. c. Giiard. NJ. d., assstantsurgeon Gen
Emery Upton is the CommaDdant OF Cadets and
instructor The other Instructors Prof A. f. Church
LID, III Mathematics; Prof, X w. Weir NJ A. In
drawing Prof. ii. l., KendrIck, LII d., In Chemistry
hneralogy and Geology; Prot 90 JsnoD, In the Span.
,I language; Prof i. {. Niche, Pm d. IL Natural and
EXPERIMENTAL Philosophy Prof. q. l., Andrews IN
1iehch tue Rev. John Forsyth, d. D., In Ethcs and
Law, fioi. {. b. Wheeler IN Military aud Civil En-.
gibeeflDg Capt J. X McManus, IN Ordnance and Gun.
sery and Capt j. o. ii. Ernst In Practical Military
nsiheerng Tbe present chiefOfiicers OF tho Cadets
~ 1aoJutaDt ~ Turner. QuarerDaster A. Murray,
i. W. Sbley. ' 80 "''i' AA
u. bonrd OF Visitors this year is composed az fol-
oss: j. d. Cameron OF Pennsyva Gen g. n Uauil-
0i WISCONSIN, The Rev. A. Is, KepGig VI Iowa, Cen.
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Trusses.-Sea Bathing.

Trusses-Sea nthlng luKury uptured enY
with HARD rRuss" hsh' polished Fht oof.
ceanly s Esisbshhen 1917 Nhesia1.st.
Phdphia III Br1wav " under Nes fork H'N) cet
rect adjustments Favorable prices
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Al lRRIED
DOW NS-ROBINt

Thursdsy evensg by The Rev
Joseph T. Duryea, William T. Downs OF Brooklyn M.sge
Robinson of Spring Valley, New-Jersey No cards
WORK-WARNER-On Thursday, May %, at the Finh ave
Pre- Church by the Dr. John Hall Mr J. IeDry Work
to Maria Warner, daughter Of the late Hiram w. Warner.
esg, all of this city
Al Notices OF Marriages must be indorsed Wh full
name aud address.
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THE STATE or 1RIDR
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvAya May 29-SpanshGOd d2j2 Exchange frm on the
United safes 80 days currency premium snort sight
1881 premam ~ days COLT l3l l3o PREMIUM LONDON,
l6jQ l67 premium; on Pans, 1910 l3O premium
Fga-eI boz Of Sugar loading at Havana Tor e United states
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Ladies suerius from Ruptnre INSTANTLY relieved a1 .ocs
O33 ws PnVae Rooms fadT
Metal png ascps; bl.aY sponge pas MOI ~era
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Decoration Day.

tn. MyMoer,r COMMITTEE for DECORATING soLpIgRs
GRAVES May so hsaqu,F'sr' at The Cottage In usss-
square PARK opsn from until 10 p u. coarbsues. u
flowers received there for ~quesed MEMORIAL CERR
MONIES scnwsy Hail. in the EVENING Tickets fo sale oa
subscriptions received a, the cOaxe orJ C. PINCKSEY rcssa
No. City Hall
EDWARD JAeDISB. Chsirsss
Carl schurx's Buosy Charles sumner, delivered u
Ap 20 Published fa together With the utatcs Co
Boutwell, aud Thurman and
TIKI TRIBUNE RXrRA No tS Pnce pct single epy. po~,pS
erna ar sopes Nt 20 seas twessss s'e copes sor 81
A.a.s. tux IklDVsk hssASAt
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THE FIRE RECORD.
IN NEw-ORLEANs-LOss. s2oo, 900.

NEw-ORLEANs, May 29.-The stores of j. NJ.
Bailey Pond wholesale grocers. Nos "a 20 AZ Cana-,
Nos. 80 and 81 Common-st and No. Tchoupitouass
were burned this evening The loss is about 100000
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THANKS TO COMMISSIONER WALES.
The Board governing the Department OF

Public Parks unanimously adopted yesterday resoiu
ton rendering the thanks of the Board to the Hon. g.
H. Wales the efficient manner in which he has dis
charged the duties OF President during the past year.
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but this time may be postponed il the directors and!
Gould fail to agree rpon settlement OF certain dlne
ences In the contract.
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farewell address then delivered by the Rev. DR..
bly, then adjourned.
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b.
TIme-2:3Sli. 2il T. 2:3OL2 ,...,
There "a match FOR s5DO between owners Lttic
Dck and Owners Champion light weight, ana was "oh
by the former In 245, 1881, 2:i3t
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Remarkable Purf

The ntsl Association Cooper Institute have reas led the
number OF a. patient, whim they have sions m saz-S
gas without o accident from It's efccts
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THE NEW CLASS.

Adamson William T.. Ind. McMasen, william ". Ohio.
Alexander. W. MougrOse, Tenn. Mcneil, bdwD, ir Conn
Arnold Prank $, X. l. Merrill Bhsh H., n. H.,
Avery Frank T., Mich MiehauI, Richard v, jr., " c.
B-iley. Albert S., Tetas Miller, Isaac p, kv
Barns John DAVIS, Va Mills, Albert L.. \. T.
Boekvith, " sri A., y. Y. Oliver, Austin w. Texas
Burnett Rogers L., Penn Petit James y, ono
rel Burns J. HsydOn Large Philips lTedenck b., NO.
Butler. George %. Tenn. Pickering Abner. Ind -
COotrel. John j.. No. Rcharis James X, Jr, va.
Cor John L. Iowa Robinson, Charles NJ, Mo.
Crawford. George W.. Ala Sehsfer, Chsres NJ. ILL.,.
CIofoOt. Louis W. Mich. Schroeder, Henry A., Wis
D. Costs, George, Penn. tlayton, Frederick H., ~ l.
Derby. George Nj, Large Smith, Abisl H., Mo-
Elliott, William j. Penn. SNYDER, William T., d. e.
EvsBs whsm r., VIE Spimsn, b. d.. Large. -
er Robert Nelson Large, starr Charles Grenville, Ill.
Greene. Lewis d.. y. Y. sutf Samuel NJ. ONO.
Hobs. Frank K. Sc. TAYLOR. Charles W" N l.
Uoek o. j. C Wa Tlis0n John C. r.. n y.
Ho-ber Aloloi Mo To.lep, John Reynolds, Neb.
Howell Daniel Lane lows Tumln James C., Ca,
HAY. BINsrd G., y J. Walden, John, ny.
Iyes, Edward B.. \. y Waltz Mllard f., Nd.
Jones' Smmous b.. y. C. Nheeet Fred, WIS
K.udal Henri r. Vsrss Williams William H., Wash. Ter
Lowell william IL Willis oscar H.. Mo.
LAuiis john r. RevuOlls Large Wolf, Sias A.. Penn
Ii.rj. Chr .topher NJ Ky. Wood StSuhope r.. Large.
Iuil. George T.. Mas. Wooey. Frederick, y. c.
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TROTTING AT BEACON PARK.

BosroN, May 29-The Beacon Park Spring
Meeting after two or three pospenements on account
OF rain and the engagement Of professionals at Law
renee WAS brought to close to-day. There was but
one regular race on the card Of which the following Is
SUMMARY:
Purse 80 for so horses mile heats in 3. to harness
CAROLS b. m. Glencoe Belle. ...................''
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5uerlal Noilres
Napoleon's Cabinet
HlI All lnwn

Sole Agents, No 81 Besvsrst
Poss-Onhce Notce.@re MAILS FOR EUROPE 'or The sesa
ending SArU kDAi MAJ 80 1874 will close hs ods, 'ss-
On TUESDAY az IL a NJ. on WEDNESDAY al ll2a m "a
~ w. r. l. JAMES, r. n
DIR. a. Upham's Electunry, or Intermi hcmeas Ios
the Piles.-The ELECruAHi tonic alerai'r, c&hsfus
remei, sght eomplsnL eoslveae
bouncss and all kjBey cannot De sstpsse of h
Uate sni CAda al VI per boz
Once, 80 kst Fourth.st.
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Al Notices Of Marriage
name aud address.
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THE MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB RACES.

all horses that have during
meeting 5000 which 500 to the secoEd horse two miles, four
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having the supervtfon Of The house, and durfrs
tne season OF "hcnseclesning,n was obliged
through the inconpetency Of help, to do more than
ought, and. Of course, suffered dreadfuliy, rffed
Hhen ought not to have raised my hand, and did
sH could to bring !, order ont Of chaos nbut upon
Lying aside all cares and continuing the remedy,
nnd after using less than one bottle, TO be 90 much
oenehted that have discontinued the use Wit. ro
return OF the symptoms Of which wrote Won, j
nave suffered terribly, tand what added TO INV dts-
uess Was the consciousness or not procuring relief
rom ordinary sources, at times It seemed about
possible to stand so great was the distress. AHo,
snose severe neuraigic pains have disappeared thr
were so bad at times I. could hardly wsik w,thor+
some external pressure They seem to have left ine
hSe maggie .suddehly, and have had no return. An
osaer symptoms, have been removed. The severe
Weakness and fain.ness haye disappeared. and can
60 up stairs with comparative ease now. I would
nave informed you, ere this Of my improvement,
ior appreciated 1t, but was fearful n was on,r
uansiens bene1s was receiving, but tbink snf,i.
cient time has elapsedto consider the beueficia,
suits permanent. Accept Of my best wisbas for
your Iuture suscess and your Kindness In advis,nc
me- lne', very truly, !hHs. n. NETrIE sSYpEn.
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CHARLOTTE CUSBAAE.-On next Monday
week, the 18th day of April, this great ar
tiste will, without doubt, appear at our The
atre in her role of Meg Merilles, and during
the week will appear in her not less cele-
brated impersonations OF Lady Macbeth and
Queen Katherine. Her sudden sickness some
weeks ago prevented the fultilment of her en-
gaeement with Manager Powell. Since the ill.
ness of that period Miss Cushman has appear
ed In all her great renditions in Wilmington,
Del. Baltimore, and Philadelphia. She will
come to us, therefore, with completely re-
stored health, and can now illustrate her
wonderful dramatic genius with assured
power. OF all the great histrionic names OF
our country, Miss Cushman's is without a
peer in her art, and ranks with, the famous
Regulations of Ristori and Rachel. Indeed,
many critics allege that In imperious In
tenslty her representations are superior to
either of the world-knoWn artists men-
toned. Miss Cushman Is O lady Of the finest
culture, highest social distinction both in
Europe and America, and the grandeur
of her artistic intellectually has been
appauded in two continents. Such an
opportunity for witnessing her great drama.
tic presenIments may never again be allowed
our citizens, and we hope she will be greeted
by such hrge, brilliant, and appreciatiye au-
diences as her marvellous genius deserves
TO see her wonderful conceptions will be q
lifelong memory. The sale Of reserved
seats will begin at Ambold's music store on
Wednesday morning, April 9Th. i.i,r..
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

Cry OFFICERS APPOINTED.-Judge Clop-
ton has appointed Messrs. James Al. Perdue
and James A. Gentry justices of the peace.
who have qualified, and are ready for busl-
ness. The Iast-named held the first mayors
court in the city on account of the sickness
of Mayor Chiles.
The CENTRAL COMXTTTEE.-The committee
will meet tonight at u O'Clock at the Coun-
Gil Chamber, to receive the report OF tne
Committee on Registration. Under the law
a special act of Assembly for new registra-
tion in all the wards will have to be OBJ
taiucd.
The MARSHALL MILLs.-Mr. G. A. Peple
has been appointed superintendent OF the
Marshill Mills uice R. A. Wright, resigned,
and has entered upon the discharge OF his
duties. Mr. Peple has held the same position
before. % ...
Mayors CoURr-Justice Gentry.-George
Byrd (colored), drunk and disorderly, ar
rested by officer Lipscomb, fined 81 and
costs. Julia Fife (colored) J, arrested by same,
bailed to this morning.
STREET PAvING.-Mr. j. W. Jones, having
completed the repairs on the market-house,
has commenced the repaying of Hull street.
TIE FIRST LIoENsE.-The first marriage
license issued in the city Of Manchester was
to Charles Z. Holloway and Miss Roberta
Thomas. -E Vs.. !
PERSONAL Mayor Chiles has been indis'
posed for several days, but was able to be
out Yesterday.
Mr. R. A. Wright retires from the Mar.
shall mills esteemed by all the employees and
others who have had business Herewith.
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COLONEL JOSEPH MAYO, JR., ADJUDaED TO
BB IssANB-Tbe commission Of magistrates,
consisting of Police Justice White and JUS
tices CLARK and William Watts, appointed
to inquire into the mental condition Of Col
onel Joseph Mayo, jr., met in the Police JUS
tice's office at 9:30 O'Clock yesterday MORN
ing. The evidence, substantially the same
which has before been reported, closed about
lP. NJ, when the commission adjourned to
Colonel Mayo's residence for the purpose Of
fully satisfying their minds by personal
examination. ....s 81,
The commission, after personal examina.
ton of Colonel Mayo, decided him insane,
and made an order for his conveyance to the
nearest lunatic asylum as soon as his condi-
ton will permit his removal.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & &LAUGHTON, 10 A. A.. at horse lot, sad
die and harness horses, mules, wagons, buggief,
&C., &C.
LYME BROTHER. AZ P. H., two neat ffsmea
tenemen.s on the east hRe OF eighteenth De-
tween Clay and Venable streets.
THOMAS ". KEESEE, P. a., at factory OF D.
C. Mayo & CO., Main and Twenty-hfth Streets
one L. w. Spencer new plug-machine.
II. MCCORMICK, l0H a. NJ, household furniture
crockery, glassware, &c.
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:. WHAT 4 BLIND, MAN SAW m Eng L AMI. -
~ "ould De alike unjust and unayaiiing to
make anything like report of the lecture
Geiivered BY Mr. Milburn last night at the
broad,street Methodist Church. - His treat.
menf OF bis theme was By turns eloouent
picturesque, and repIete with racy, genial
and delicious humor. The climate. The per.
sonal character ofthe Engiishman, ocial and
domestic life, Parliament Westminster
Abbey, etc., subjects which have almost
been exhausted, the genius Of the lecturer
invested with q. charm far beyond that of
mera noyeItyand rendered his production
as engaging as a romance He will deliver
one more lecture In this city at the same place
on Monday night, on " What Blind Man
Saw In PariS.WluH I.1f ,,-lrn.-tL 81 -
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RETAINING m THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFF1cE' APRIL 3, 1874
Messrs. Foss & Homer, Is and 10 Fell Point
Market, Baltimore. Md; r. Ragland Gwath.
ney, box 9O2, Richmond, Va; John c. How
ard, Esq, attorney at law, Tenth and Bank
streets, Richmond, Va. Mrs. DR.. Hunter
Mcclure, Gil Franklin street, Richmond !;
Frank; Middleton, Esq, Richmond, Va. !;
Mrs. Lucy Jordan, Richmond Mr.. Henry
Lawes, Hicks & Bill, brig D. G. ,Chappan
Mr.. Hezekiah Saunders, 1929 c street, Wash
ington, D. c.; Mr.. Sherod Selbe, Mattoax
Factory, Chesterfield county, Va; one (ofd-
cial size), no address. ..."'..~ ~.
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HUTcHINso FAMILY CoScERTs.-The
Hutchinson family will, commence brief
engagement at the Virginia Open House on
Thursday night. They sing popular songs
and ballads, and are highly spoken of by the
press of the northern cities, and are repre-
sented to be "not only full of thrilling mu-
sic, but of patriotism, temperance, and
hearty good humor.n
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SUFREnE COURT OF APPEALS, FRIDAY.-
The following business was transacted in
this court yesterday ....
Buford rs. PoIok's administrator, aud
Pollok's administrator Us. Sutherlin. Further
argued by James Alfred Jones, Esq, and
Judge Ould, and continued till to-day.
Boiling rs. Lersner, and Corbin rS. Mills
and ais, have been set down by the court as
privileged cases, and will be heard as soon
as the court and counsel are ready to take
them up. -... ......-. ,... ...... +.
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GRACE GREENWOOD AND MRs. AAEs.-Ine
great success of these ladies' In washington
IS doubtless o guarantee for their success 10
other places, tits rare t.. ind persons OF
such ability as Is. said to be possessed Dy
these ladies' united in one entertainments.
G,ace Greenwood is q great attraction alone,
but with Mrs. Ames there Is the variety WIN
which the most fastidious may be satisneo'
They: are under the management OF gen
,tleman of4experience, WHO WIN Fave sVsIy
detail well considered. securea seass s siS'
he had at Woodhouse II Parham's to-day,