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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-03
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.

" are receiving a stprk of.cbil5Fensr-frTs-
w riAges-Prices rnnRiDE from SI2 to S25.Z
"eII-inHde end very hnnoEoI"@
March 25, 1873 STUMP q UAWRs
PRESERVE YOUR FURS AND WOOLRSs
EY nsinG Anu-Moth Cedar SoHp, Car r.ForAted--
- effective and econonicAI-just received and for
sale by & +. BELLER.
OPPOSITION THE LIFE OF TRADE.
(llGARS of our own manufacture Rotated ut
~ wholesale price,. No. CiPArs2 for ! ccEi;
eeptember ?, ls75 b BAINEs
MRS GOLDSMITH invites her custoru~fs to cy-
NA anime her early styles of Hate, Frhmcs. Bon
netG, Ribbons, FlnwcrS sud Other Trimmings used
in the Millinery Department. Tho stDok 10 com
pirte and very low. These gpods are displayed IN
October !. 1878 - go nv
livery kind of Boots shoos and Shippers for
!: y msn, woman or child, stho u O! Goldsmilh's
Twin Fronts,
G. W. LITTLEJoHN in charge.
"A H,t'at GnLDsMiTH S Wis FRoN1s
October I 1873.
CIoLDsmITH's Goods.re all w.rrented a. ,cp-
" resertsd.
October 7. 1873.
('HOLERA.-ChoIsrn Preventive. warranted to
do good in III caseS ~ here preventive is rcsd
"T Ty sh@ ns e1y my preventive. j. - Eurt
4 'hOI>EhA D;''nI"rting Solution prepared Ind
" soid by the RhIlOn-~iIi make snv place sweet
and delicious 20 c'Dts per gallon. for -s!s bv
JoIys. 1873. GEO. LIGHT.
DoMADEs. Toilet Powders, Puff Bore sosrs.
Hair. Nail and Tooth PrusheS, Extract for tho
HdEf both foreign md domestic, Lily hite, 10
iogEes, Tooth Powdcrs and wa.hs'. al A.
~. S. mAsON's.
TERosENE Oi, warranted nou-c1pIosiv..
W. = MASON.
CMTTH's whooping Cough Cordisl- \ csrt.in
- cure; Cherry Pectnrsl Trocb-s for c"uPh'.
colds, sore -thropt. Bronchitis. &C Also Wells Il
Eddy Cartel TrOches, for SsIe by
C6nrIGstowB. G. L. BELLER.
SEALING WAX fsf sealing al kindS Of Canned
- Fruits, for saIe by c. Z BELLER.
DURE Ground Mustard. Ginger. Cinnamon,
Dsce' Pepper, &c. warranted rure cold nv
GEO. 7. LIGHT.
CfEA Foam. for 2O different brcsdB cold bv
= August II. 1878. GEO. T. LIGHT.
CARBoLATE of LiEae-tho beet Disin feciARt
~ Powder in uge 10 prevent or Stop accommodation
and all nOxoUs OdOrs and destroy insect life and
germs of disssse in the arr este ~ =
July ], 1873. c. 2. BEILERE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-03

DRAMATIC PERFoRMANcE.-The Jeffer-
son Thespian Society Formerly the Jefferson
Dramatic Society have made arrangements
to give another series of entertainments at
Lee Hall, on or about the 10th and 17rh in
>trnts. the proceeds ov"E necessary cxreudi-
lures to he appropriated to the fixing up of
the Confederate graves in Edge Hin Gems
etery. The Society have several new pieces
in rehearsal. ard We are informed will present
most entertaining programme. The object
is certainly most nudatIe one. end the
efforts of tie young gentlemen composing the
Society will no dontt be SIMPLY rewarded by
the attendance Of large and appreciative
audiences
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-03

" are receiving stprk Of, CbildTens-f1Ary.
TiARes-priCes Ringing from $40 to Gz5L
Well-inRde and very handsome
March 25. 1873 STUMP HAWKS.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

TNHE late firm of TIiIleary, Wilson & johnson
having been dissolved by the retirement Of Mir
W. c. Wilson, the business hereafter viii be
cOud"cr~'' ny JnS- J. Hiilenry and II. A. johnson,
under the name. style and firm OF Riearv & John
from this date. JEO. !. EILIEARY,
II A JOHNSON.
Summit Point March on 1879 %,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-03

There is no pain which the Cen
trur Lininent will not relieve, no
swelling it will not sabdue, and no
lamcness which it will not cure
This is strong language, but it is
A. true. 1t has produced more cures of
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LAMPS. LAMPS!

(tALL> and examine onr stock 81 TAmns. inst
~ opened, comprising oil styles aud varictics-
bcs utltu pHirS olStsnd Iamps, exceedingly chea o.
also Hous"'s Patent Safety Lamp. which renders
keroFenr oil az ssfe - any H,H burned; in fact
they are perl. city free from danger.
November ~ 1879. w s MASON
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IF YOU
Want cook,
Want clerk,
Want partner,
Want situation,
Want a salesman,
Want a servant girl,
Want to sell piano,
Want to buy a farm,
Want to sell carriage,
Want boarding place,
Want to borrow money.
Want to sell town property,
Want to sell groceries or drugs,
Want to sell dry goods or carpets.
Want to find customers for anything,
ADVERTISE IN THE Spirit Of Jc67;e1rson
Advertising gains new customers,
Advertising keeps old customers,
Advertising ankles success easy,
Advertising begots confidence,
Advertising shows energy,
Advertising shows pluck,
Advertising means biz,
Advertise and succeed,
Advertise or bust
Advertise long,
Advertise we'll,
Adver'e now,
Advertise,
Here .!
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WANTED.

HOO CHEsTNUT CROUED) STAKES, 8 feet
WV long, to average inches thick Mt larger
and 2 TO inChes at smaller end to bs delivered
by April lst at Mt. Ararai ViuevRVd. feAr BsHoy .
Mil. JOHN J. II ETRAfJuy
FebrusrH ls. lsza-t. : "a INIH'i.A
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GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As.-
The Grand Lodge knights of Pythias. of
West Virginia, at their recent session at G. af
ton, selected the following officers for the en-
suing year:
J. St. s. Carkson. of Wheeling, G.. V. P;
Mauer jenkins, of Piedmont, G. c.; DIR. L.
". Garfield, of Paw Paw, G. V. C.;J
Rufus Smith, of Berkeley Springs. G. C. and
r. S.; John. +. Smith, of Middleway, G. b.;
Charles ". Smoot, of Piedmont. Grand Rep.
resentative; j. II. Stout, of Grafton. 6. G. :;
j. E. Stuck. of Piedmont, G. L s.; T. q.
Lynch, of Martinshurg, G. o. S.
The ofhial reports show a rapid increase du
ring the year ending December 81, 1873,
both in lodges and members. The session
vas very harmonious one, and adjourned to
meet in Wheeling on the second Tuesday in
November next
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EVERY kind Of Boots Shoe and siirrers for
II man, woman or child, at NJ ~ O! GOldsmilf's
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100
Co.'s Hi Hu.ks1s, Hamper Baskets, Ok BOYS and
SAUSAGE Cutters and FilIers. nterns Butch
~ er Knives, for sale by JAS. Aw. HOOFF.
ORSE Blankets, Lap Rugs, Robes, Saddle
JAS LAW. HOOFF.
(NOAL I!ods and ShoveIs, Brushes, Dus,ers Dust
~ Pans, Fire Carriers, Dog lrons. Stew Pans. for
SCOOP shoves A1es, Picks. Msitosks. Dirt
~ Scoops, for ssie by JAS. Law. HHOFF.
TORDAGE for odderi Wood and Iron Pumps.
~ Stove Jlish, ShOvels and Tongs, &C.. for sale
Hull line Of Sportsman; Good. toi :.lstx
N7ANTED.-Alli indebted to do what thew can
w towards furnishing money replenish my
'tGcE. . will will go below in week or ten days:
VNRY our Tooth Wash the best known. All the
4 above, IS we'll as complete stock of Drugs,
Medicines. Books and everything in our line we
are now Offering cheaper than be bought in
Dec. :. 1878, "A'oE'
IVAN be had the purest Ground Sage, Ground
n 1s Pe9 3 1S7s the be''sutPhOr a; ~ n.eo~,s
VASTHINE, the great Hair Tonic, cor sale by
a VS.. MASON.
CASHMERE Boo JET PERFUMERY Colgate
- Co. new perfume for the handkerchief,
have enjoyed The delightful their toilet
soaps OF The same nsnc, which have become uni
VERBALLY popular. Just received and for ssIe hv
EFFERvESCING Crab Orchard Salt. -Crab
II Orchard Sale has long been fIvorably known
as prompt and etTec ,uHl Saline Aperiant L, thar
tic. IL DyRpepra, COstivensss. DersngemenI Of
the Liver and Kidneys. j: has been used with the
very best Of results. just received and for by
Aug. 26, 1873. c. z. BEI.LER
our stock of Drug. and Medicines will always
~ be found complete we'll as fr sh nd reliable
PrescriptGns and Recipes entrusted TO US will be
carefully Lpounded a II hours, day and night
W.s. MASON.
JUMPER Tar Soap, Glyc-rine Lotion and Car
boiic Soap. agreeable and efficient rsmidies Tor
chap and all cutAueous dis"asRs for saIe at
VS. MAsON'S Drug Store.
WEI have the Agency for the Wines produced at
Excelsior Vineyard All desiring pure Wines
for Medicinal purposes can be suPpIird at InodeT-
ate prices. w 6 MASON
nOOLEY's Celebrated Baking Powders, var
~ ranted to rise bread In FIVE rniDutes. for sale
by VS. MASON
RELIEVE your Corn. by usiDe Robbie. Corn
~ Solvent VS. MASON
V1oLINs;-E1ceIIentv ioIins, for sale by
Feo. -. L. DINKLE
FNGRAVING neatly comedy
u August y L. DISKLE
A sTRAI. oil-nou- exp Iosive-for e.Ie nv
"A Dec. GEO. W. T KEARSLEY.
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MRS GOLDSMITH invites her cuzroru-rs to oy-
W. anime her early styles of Hats, FrhmcS Bon
meta, Ribbons, Flowers 81 nd Other Trimmings used
In the Millinery Department Tho stOok 10 com
Piete and very low. 1'hcse guods are dispIry,d IN
room. IN the "f store No 10 Of
COLDS NITH'S ! WIS FRONTS.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.
OH, YES! OF, YES!

II AVINC taken out ii.cp.c A. Ructiopfcr.
= would inform the prc.le Of I,P,rson that !
am prepared to cry s~rs, &c, at the .HUrtrEt no.
tiCe and upon reasonable toms, and invite tro
orders Of those having property 10 disposc OF II
Pubic uctiOn.
DANIEL. HEFFI EEOwER.
RinPoD. October :, 1873 Gn
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING,
NADE OF the Beet Material. b7 Fashionable
W. TaliOrr. nd ~arranted NJ repre-. .i,d can 10
had for lees than Baltimore p,ices nt
10. GOldsmith's Twin Fronts 81
NIM TnussELL at No 10. snd = W. Isg-rFiomH It
No. 81.
GOLDSMITH.
oct. Z. 1873 Proori"lnr" the T. IN Ffun's
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

MISC ELLANE us.
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PRESERVE YOUR FURS AND WOOLEN6

(NlGARS OF our own manufacture Rotated 1T
~ wholesale price,. No. CigArs2 for ccEis;
all ariicies in our line in proportion.
September 2 1873. J u HIISES
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Chicago, October "a. General Sheridan,
who is now in the Indian Territory .teegraphs
Adjutant General Drum of his staff, from Fl.
Sill, October IS, as follows:
Lieut.. Col. Buell. struck a small camp of
Indians on the teadwaters of the salt fork of
the Red River, near the staked plain, on the
9th of October, destroying i, and killing one
Indian, and then continued in pursuit Of the
Indians, destroying q camp of Is lodges and
one Of Is lodges, and finally a camp of about
400 lodges, driving the Indians still further
west on to the edge of the staked plain when
they turned north to the headwaters of Nc
Clellan Creek and north fork. Col. Buell. is
still in pursuit.
A large amount of Indian property was de-
stroyed and large number Of ponies were
abandoned by the Indians.
A small party came in here last night to ask
for terms for seven Comsnche chiefs and
their people. No terms will be given except
a surrender of arms, persons and property.
Lieut-Col. Davidson moves out with bis
column the 2lst. His course 10 due west.
Forty days rations for men and animals
have been sent to Col Buell..
(signed) P. H. Sheridan, Lieut.. Gen.
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Boston Dry Goods Market.

rhDAf, Oct. ~.
There continues to he a steady but moderate
business In Dry Goods, and the distribution to the
near by and interior trade foot up respectable ag
gregate.
Prices of nearly all descriptions of fabrics are
low, and the amount Of money taken Is much less
than last season, yet it represents about as many
yards of goods.
Brown and Bleached Cotons remain unchanged
in price, and the sales restricted to such lots ms
are wanted for consumption or export
Cotton Flannels have been taken by the trade as
wanted, and the market Is without any special
change.
Ticks are quiet, and the sales limited to such
small parcels as are wanted for immediate use
Denims and Cottonades are quiet with moder
ate demand.
Cheviot Stripes ofgood designs are taken in mod.
crate quantities at recent quotations.
Prints in side band patters are more sought for
and there is a steady demand tor tasty STYLES.
Worsted Dress Goods are selling fairly, and the
novelties are meeting with more than usual favor
from the trade.
shawls are quiet and the sales from first hands
are light.
Flannels of medium cost are in steady demand
and some makes are sold up to production.
Woollens in worsted Limitations continue popu-
lar with the clothing trade and the sales of many
popular makes are up to the production.
Chinchillas and rough cloths for Overcoating are
firm and in demand, and there is fair inquiry for
cloths for ladies' cloakings, but the market for
Woolens generally is dull.
Carpets are steady ami unchanged.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Lowell, October "a. The committee on
police this afternoon met to continue their in.
vesti9ation into the alleged theft by expo
liceman Marshall and and the shooting of a
prisoner by officer Ring. Owing to the i'll
ness of alderman Stevens the committee ad-
journed one week. A letter was sent to
Marshall, who is supposed to be in Philadel-
phia. but if he has received it he is too dis
Greet to appear in this region again.
Boston, October "a. meeting at Fan
uil Hall to discuss the treatment of criminals
was held tonight. Wendell Phillips was the
principal speaker. He said three great prob
lens civilization is called upon to consider
are poverty. disease and crime, and the fact
that three-fonrths of the disease and more
than one-half of the crime are among the
poorer classes, shows how closely connected
the three problems are.
The man who has once committed crime
is never believed again, and when he is con.
sequently driven to crime again he is not to
blame. but the church and State that have
never held ont their hand to help him. There
is not city in the land but to a great extent
is governed by its criminal classes.
Geo. Plunkett. paymas.er U. S. navy, died
in this city this evening at the age of 3s
years.
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FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL.
Boston Wool Market.

FRIDAY, Oct. %.
The total receipts of wool at this port for the week
comprise $500 bales of domestic and 1853 bales for.
eign, against 1872 bales domestic and IL bales
foreign for the same week last year.
Total receipts since January 1st 1874, 2iG,lc3
bales Domestic, and 1896 bales Foreign, against
ISIS, 'A''' D"es'' anu ''''' 0"'e' 0re'sn Tor
The total sales the week comprise s25 900 lbs
OF domestic and California and $50 600 lbs of car.
pet and $50 600 bs OF Cape, making total Of $780,
900 lbs.
the week, with prices
Domestic Flescc-aoyo 900 rs Ohio X and Xxx atslc;
X and XXX Ohio on private terms; 5000 lbs Western
fleece on private terms; $500 do at 49c 1900 Ds No
! Ohio at 5oa54c; p, 600 rs Xxx and above Ohio at
at 53c; y 600 Ms Michigan at AGO. 1900 lbs No Ohio
at 53c 600 MS Michigan No at 81 Kc; 20 600 Michi
gan and Xxx at Asa 52c; 5000 Ds choice X at 55c !:
1900 MS No at &c., $4,000 lbs fleece at 50 l2c 5000
MS dingy Michigan at 49c; 40 900 MS Wisconsin, and
Michigan at SOC.
Combing and Delaine-l4OO Ms combing at COO :;
1000 lbs delaine at SIC: 1000 lbs unw8shed combing
at Ale; 5000 lbs Canada csmbing at GOc 5000 rs Me
combing and delane at 45c; $4,000 lbs unwashed do
at 44c.
Unwashed and Unmerchan, able - 10. 600 ns Mt Ala:
ID 900 lbs unwashed at 33a35c; 5000 lbs at SOa35c ;
$4,000 Ms do at l0a47; 1900 Ms unwashed at 35c
ID Uo b. do on private terms; 5000 b, at SIC; 49,.
700 Ms at 30a40c'
California. &c-l6, 600 lbs California at 20c: $500
lbs do at 25c; 1900 lbs lambs do at 26c; 81 900 lbs
spring California at a9c 20 600 lbs new fall at 26a
oo Tbs lbs 40 at 211sc 90 goo Ms spring at 3Oa42c
Tub and scoured-lVOc rs secured at Gle: 1000 ma
at 13c 17oc lbs do at zoe; $500 lbs do 55c 1900 s
at SIN.
per at 55c lOo0 lbs extra at sic; 2OO6 rs Eastern
at 55c; $500 lbs extra at 464 5000 lbs super at tsc
$500 lbs Nevada at 3sc.
Foregn-4oOO lbs New Zealand on private terms ;
oOVO lbs Australian on private terms; 5000 do at Az,
G. $1,000 lbs carpet wool on private tsrms 1000 ms
Mexican on private terms.
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STATE NE VS..

At the annual convocation of Lebanon Roy
al Arch Chapter of Gardiner, held at their
hall in Masonic Block on Wednesday evening
last, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
Wmilliam c. Palmer, Most Excellent High
Priest.
Martin Horn, King.
Gustavus Moore, Scribe.
j. ID. White, Treasurer.
II. w. Morrell, Secretary.
Geo. +. Cox, Captain of Host.
p. II. Winslow, Principal Sojourner.
Geo. A. Oliver, X. A. Captain.
The officers will probably be installed on
Wednesday evening, November 4th, BY Dep
uty Grand High Priest, James w. Hayes, Of
Bath.
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CUBA.

Havana, October "a. The Diaries says
that there is no truth in the reports that Con
cha will not enforce the contribution of five
per cent on capital. 1t has been decided to
enforce this decree with utmost vigor in order
to prevent paralization of the government.
and to bring into the treasury the amount
imperatively demanded for preemptory ne
cessities of the campaign.
Concha has accepted accounts furnished by
the tax payers, but reserves the right should
1t be found hereafter that this capital is any
greater than is represented, to collect on the
surplus at the rate of 5 per cent.
Concha, accompanied by an escort left this
morning for the Cincho Villas district and
the Tiocha.
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Nall0mell local NemS.

Great improvements have been made upon
the buildings and about the premises of Hon.
Joseph A. Sanborn Of this city, during the
present season, and when completed, with all
the modern appliances, the estate will COM
pare favorably with any locality in the city.
The street along the line of his lot has been
graded and finished up in a proper manner
for permanent usefulness, and the example
inaugurated might well be followed by other
owners of real estate in that vicinity, while
the city should furnish liberal aid in the good
work. We notice general "brushing up" in
that neighborhood, where many new build
lngs have been erected within the past few
years, and many adornments added to the res
licences and lots generally on the line of Mid
die street, south of Chestnut. Mr.. d. +.
Page has changed the appearance of his valu-
able estate for the better, and has in contem-
plation other important improvements. The
same may be said of the Emmons mansion,
and others. MIR. B. N. Thomas has house
nearly completed on the west side If Middle
street, next to Mr.. J. b. Swanton; and these,
together with the houses of Messrs. Francis,
johnson, Carter and Dingley, form quite a
neighborhood of themselves. Other lots on
the same street have been taken mp, and will
be built upon another season.
The new arrangement of sidewalk on the
west side of Water street, from Central street
to American Bank building, appears rather
"billowy." We saw chap passing along
that way the other evening who must have
been sea sick, judging by the crooked path he
made-all owing, no doub. to the sidewalk
About the most elegant and scientific spec
linen of grading in the city may be found upon
the grounds of the Hallowell Classical and
Scientific School, west of Warren street,
demonstrating the genius and capabilities of
the designer, who is evidently master of his
profession.
h's coat of paint upon the Episcopal
church in this city, gives a fresh and tidy look
to that model structure. The popular rector
of the church, Rev. G. NJ. Stanley, demon
strates his ability to use paint brush scien-
ti6cally as well as to expounded the Scrip.
lures logically.
general clearing up about the gardens
and front yards is now in order, preparatory
for the winter that must soon be upon us.
Secure your cellars from frost and have your
double windows ready for use at moments
notice.
Mr.. j. Il. Bodwell continues to make i'm
provements about his premises which will
add greatly to the value and convenience of
his possessions.
Hon. j. A. Sanborn of this city will please
accept our thanks for a bushel Of mammoth
apples raised by himself this season. On
measuring one of about the average size of
the lot, we found it plump thirteen inches in
circumference,
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FOREIGN.
Spain.

Spain.
Madrid, October 81. The republicans have
completed fortifying the line of the Ebro, and
an active movement against the Carlists is ex-
pected to begin Immediately.
October 25. The Correspondence has a
report that Don Alfonzo with 800 followers
has crossed the Ebro, having abandoned the
cause of Don Carlos and intending to return
to France.
Turkey.
Constantinople, October 25. Austria, Ger.
many and Russia have presented q joint re.
quest to the Porte for permission to conclude
the commercial treaty directly. The Porte
refuses, basing his right to do go on the trea.
ty of Paris.
Vienna, October %. The foreign office is
Informed that the difficulty in Montenegro is
OF small Importance, growing out of frequent
ly recurring encounters between the hostile
classes. The Pprte promises to punish the
murderers and the trouble Is considered set
tied.
Paris. October 20. A despatch from Rome
says that the Pope yesterday received the
Bishop of Verdun. He said he trembled at
the dangers menacing France. 1t was neces-
sary that the Catholics should unite their
forces to meet these threatened evils and op-
pose the enemies of the Church and Society.
Germany.
Berlin, October 20. The Supreme Tribu-
cal has confirmed the decision of the lower
court rejecting Count Won Arnim's appeal of
release.
Prince Hohenlohe has gone to Marlin to
see Bismarck.
England.
London, October %. Right Honorable
Hugh Childers, NJ. P, sailed for New York
yesterday in steamer Abysinia.
India.
Calcutta, October %. Mana Sahib has
been surrendered by the Maharsjib of Saja.
ria.
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was not "De Quincy" az announced, but cal.
fred Tennyson the Poet Laureate of England"
The evening was all that could be wished,
and good audience greeted the speaker. TIE
lecture was literary treat. As Mr.. Fields
is an intimate friend Of the poet, perhaps his
enthusiasm carried him a little farther than
we could fully appreciate. But he drew a
very fair and just picture of the man, re-
hearsng incidents in Tennyson's private life,
witnessed by himself, in his visits to the fam
lily. The lecture was interspersed with reci-
tations of snatches of Tennyson's finest po-
ems, initiating with great effect the deep and
melodious voice Of the great poet. The
speakers address and style is eminently cal
culated to please. ALPHA.