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THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.

eleven HUNDRED AND FORTY EXHIBITORS TO
COME FROM GERMANY-THE EMPRESS IN
TEREsT In THE CAUSE OF HUMANITY.
BERLIN, Nov. 10, 1875
The list OF the German exhibitors at the Centennial
Exhibition at Philadelphia next year numbers ], 14O.
AUGUsTAs HUMANITARIAN PROJECT.
The Presidents OF the provinces at the suggestion
OF the Empress, collecting all articles connected
with the treatment of the wounded in time of
They will be exhibited together One of the objects Of
interest will be complete train fitted out expressly
70 transport the sick and wounded.
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ITALY.

THE GOVERNMENT THE PURCHASER OF THE
UPPER SYSTEM OF THE NATIONAL RAIL-
WAY.
LONDON, Nov 10, 1875.
The Evening Standard to-day publishes a special
despatch from Rome, which contains the following
The terms for the purchase by Italy of the Upper
italian system of railways have been finally arranged
They will now be submitted to Parliament.
The amount involves about $160, 0o0 900.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Mr. William A. Dart, United States Consul General at
Montreal registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Mr..
John Bgeow, Secretary of State elect, has taken up
his residence at the Westminster Hotel Professor
James orton OF vassar College, is staying at the ST.
Denis Hotel Mr. G. Wiley Wells, United States Dis
tric Attorney for Northern Mississippi has arrived
the Fifth Avenue HOTEL Captain William Gore Jones,
atache OF the British Legation Washington is
sojourning at the Clarendon Hotel Surgeon Daniel
McMurtrie United States Navy is quartered at the
sturtevant House. General James c. Duane and Major
Peter G. Hanes, of the Engineer Corps United States
Army are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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CHARLEY ROSS.

THE PURSUIT OF THE SUPPOSED CHARLEY BY
DRTECTIvE-THE LOST CHILD NOT YET
FOUND.
THoMAsToS, Conn, Nov. 10, 1873.
BunneI the detective, has returned from MS search
In Connecticut for Charley Ross He believes he has
seen Charley Ross; says that the woman who had him
always dresses the child in girls clothes when she
passes through town; says he knows the childs eyes
are dark brown; says that he couldn't be mistaken
had followed the par all day A poor horse compelled
him to return; says that tomorrow he will eaten ncr
and bring her TO the telegraph station. Bunnell don't
want 70 say anything about the natter says the pa
will snoil all
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THE STATE TREASURY DEFAULTER.

ALBANY Nov. 10, 1875.
The argument on a motion for new trial In the case
of Charles H. Phelps the State Treasury defauter now
serving OF fifteen years In the Peniten-
tary, is set down first the calendar tomorrow N
C. Moak, late District Attorney will present the case
on behalf OF the people, and William Hadley for tho
prisoner
There are three convictions appealed FROM and the
same points substantially are involved In each
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BRIGHAM YOUNG.

THE DISCHARGE OF THE MORMON LEADER AP-
PROVED BY THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL ON THE ALrdoNY
QUESTION.
WASHINGTON, Nov 10 1875.
The action OF Chief Justice Waite in discharging
Brigham Young from the alleged contempt OF dis
obedience the order of Judge Mexican requiring him
to pay amony Ann Eliza satisfactory the gov
ernment. When, several weeks ago, the imprson-
ment of Young brought to the attention Of the
government became matter of Cabinet consultation
the result of which was reference Of the case to
the Attorney General for investigation and such
ton as he might think proper to take.
ACTION ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Judge Pierrepont accordingly addressed communi-
cation to the judicial authorities Of Utah asking
copies of the record in the be forwarded TO him.
The record was received Wednesday, but in conse-
uuence of the decision of Judge Waite IL is not consd
cred that any further action is necessary II is the
opinion of the Attorney General that the woman in
question in marrying Brigham Young violated the
United States statutes and therefore could avail
herself of her wrong.
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SUICIDE OF AN EX-MAYOR.

Sr. LOUIS Mo-, Nov 19 1875
w.. +. Davis, ex-Mayor OF Carrollton, ILL.,. prom
inent and wealthy citizen Of that town. blew his head
nearly OFF with shotgun yesterday during the funeral
ceremonies Of Paul Wright, who shot himself in this
city three days ago and whose remains we're taken to
Carrolton, his former home, for burial
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THE WAR IN TURKEY.
The European Great Powers Moving for
the Re-eStabliShment Of Peace.
Herzegovina Said To Be Lest
to the Sultan.
Will There Be Conference Concerning the Case
of the "Sck Man!'
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1875.

LONDON, Nov. TO- 1875.
The Times this morning, in leading article, dis
cusses the question OF the Turkish insurrection II
says the sultan cannot save Herzegovina 1t is as
fairly OF his grasp If destiny had settled Il by
conference between the Powers Peace be brought
about only by the extinction of the Turkish
thority but il the disturbed provinces in the
safe
KEEPING OF AUSTRIA
the Powers might leisurely survey Of the situa-
tion provide for the necessities OF the future
THE GREAT POWERS SAID TO BE NEGOTIATING
ON THE SUBJECT
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1875.
special telegram to this evenings Pail NAL Gasette
from Berlin says that negotiations progressing
with the great Powers relative the Turkish difficulty
based on the understanding OF the preservation OF tho
srGtus quo in regard to Turkey.
THE SULTAN TO STATE HIS CASE
The Sublime Porte has notified the foreign Powers
of the impending issue of circular detailing the
forms it proposes and stating the guarantees offered
for their execution
THE ENGLISH MINISTRY ACTIVE AND WATCH
FUL-INTERvENTIoN IN THE EAST ALMOST
cERTArN-THE TREATY OF PARIS LIKELY TO
DE REVISED.
LONDON Nov 10 1875
Cabinet councils have been held in Downing street
almost daily during the past week Recently there
have been reiteraons Of peaceful assurances by the
Russian newspapers.
THE PARIS MAY BB MODIFIED ny INTERVIEW
TIoN
There are, however, indications of early interven
ton In Turkish affairs such forcshadowed IN the
leading article of the Times this morning ian extract OF
which is given abovel according to a arrangement Of
the Powers that participated in the Treaty OF Paris
OUR NAVAL FLAG ABROAD.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1875.
The United States steamers Franklin,
Alaska and Juniata have arrived at Villa
franca from Naples.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.

HIS ROYAL HIGHNEss THE GUEST OF THE
GAEKwAR OF BARoDA.
BOMBAY, Nov 10, 1875,
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has arrived
at Baroda where he magnincenty received by the
new Gaekwar
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VICE PRESIDENT WILSON.

WASHINGTON Nov. 10, 1875
vice President wilson's condition shows no material
change He slept we'll during last night The doctor
dav ordered the discontnuance Of qulnne and pre-
scribed mild tonic He expects TO be able TO ride out
49,
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TILE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours in com
parson with the corresponding date Of last year, In
HERALD Building
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OBITUARY.

CARDINAL PIETRo DI sILvEsTRI
telegram from Rome, under date OF yesterday, the
10th inst reports that His Emnence Cardinal Pietro
al Svestr is dead He born in Rovigo in 1S03 and
elevated TO the Cardinaate In 1853 He a
pious humble and eminent Churchman. He belonged
To the Order of Cardinal Priests
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various but principally u agtrM
early gsct the indiscriminate " toofh
powders and paste which give momentary whteness
the teeth while they corrode the ame The timely ~
that delicate aromatic tooth wash FRAGRANT SOzODosr wits
speedily of decay harden the guns aud
npart delightful fragrance 20 tho breath II removes
those which people sustain in their teeth from tAs
uss Of sweet and acid articles
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GUIBORD'S GRAVE.

MONTREAL, Nov. 10, 1875
The guard has been removed from Guibord's grave,
as the cement Is sufficiently hardened TO deiya re-
moval of the body.
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CLOSING OF THE CANALS.

ALBASY, Nov. 10, 1875.
The Canal Commissioners have passed resolution to
close the canals on tho 10th Of December next
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FUIt THAN hStININ
The popular WisEs Of the PLEASANT Valley WINE
COMPANY, Hammopdspor n. X, perfectly aud mado
1th all the care of finest French wines Sparkling, $40.
aaarts; SlS pints; G. D. Champn, special So Sti ya-
tawba ~ gallon Port So so; Brandy S6 so with far
discounts TO the trade by the sole agents,
IL. b. KIRK CO., 90 Futon street and 100 Broadway
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DR. LIGHTHILL, 2I2 FIFTH AVENUE --IMPOR.
discoveries in lie treatment Of Caarh Desness and
Nervous Diseases permanent Ia the most obstinas
cases. Hours from = 10 3.
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nEcAY az THE TEETH.

BUY THE BEST FURNITURE, MODERATE
prices. ~ ERTs CO. MauuActures sO6 aud sos Broad
way, opposite Eleventh street Nov York
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THE COTTON CROP.

MOBILE, Ala, Nov. 10, 1875
Well informed cotton say the present cotton
crop II 1t be gathered, will be the largest since
the war
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THE SPASMS OF PAIN THAT RACK THE RHEU-
matte are relieved by GLENNs SULPHUL Soar.
Hills HAIR AND WHISPER DYK,' black or brown, SO
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FOR THANK9CfVTNg

ENGLISH CAMEL COAL. $50 PER TON; AMERI-
CANNE 81 per ton screened and delivered az iuO5
DAVIES. No. lJ1 East Twenty third street
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RUPTURE WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
the best ~ the world no back pamphlets Free
u University place.
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LATER.

McNally crossed into Mexico this morning and had
fight with 400 Mexcans part OF them regulars Four
Mexicans we're killed The United States troops we're
ordered not to cross into Mexico. McNay commands
the State troops only
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A-DANDRUFF,. DRY, MOIST OR SCALY, ERUP-
scalp diseases falling, loss prematurely
gray hair cured by Dr. B. c. PERRY 40 Bond street, N Y
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CROSSED INTO MRxIoo

to recover them MAJOR Clendenn has gono down TO
assist him with all available troops from Ringgold Bar
racks and Major Alexander has just started with
companies from Los Cuevos | have made a demand
Colonel Chrsoba for the rendition of the cattle and
thieves. Line to Ringgold Barracks this A. N.
POTTER, commanding"
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WIGS, ToUPEES. &C.--G. RAUCHFUss, PRAO.
teal WIG MAksg AND IMPORTER oS HUMAN HAsR, A East
Twelfth street. Broadway
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A-MOLES, MoLES, VEINS AND WARTS PAIN
lessy removed by DR. b. @. PERRY 40 Bond street, n. y
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A DISTRESSING COUGH CAN BE CURED ny
usiog wIsrARs BALsAM or WrLD CzERRY. 80 eents aud
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TRUSSES, BANDAGES &C.-SEELEY'S BAND
RuBagR TRussEs comfort, sRfety cleanliness and
onity; used in bathing lifted perfectly form always
liable establishments 737 broadway, n. v, and 1.3fT
Uhestnut street. Philadelphia correct adjustment; ioW
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A-suK ELASTIC ABDOMINAL BELTS STOCK
rScs ASKlRrs AND KNRE COS. At MARSffS Truss office,
No Vosey street, Astor House. No upsown branch
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MR.. GRosvENoR AND THE wHIsKEY RING-HE
DENIES THR ONE THOUSAND DOLLAR BRIBE
AND SAYS HE BORROWED FIVE HUNDRED.
To rHE EDITOR THE AERALD:-
Having been open inopposton to the whiskey Ring,
have expected to 10 assaled by ~ but never Imagined
that could be sofoosh accuse OF comphcitY
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A-UNNATURAL REDNEss OF THE NOSE, PM
ply eruptons black heads moth patches and eckes
BY Dr. b. @. PERRY, 40 Bond street, New York.
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BEAUTIFUL AND NATURAL BROWN OR
black.-BOsWELL 4 WARMERS "coLoEtrlu ron rms
HAls." DEBUT. Nv, y Lloy street
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THE MILWAUKEE wHIsKEY TRIALS.

HILWAUKhH, NV. II, IoI0
The United States Circuit Court he's been engaged all
day in hearing testimony for the prosecution in the
case against Keiwort Worth.
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temperature ycStoruay .f44
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year sooA
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A-RUPTURE CURED By DR. March tPRlNCl-
nal ~ ate Marsh Coz his old Office, No Vesey street,
Astnr HonRn. No uptown hrnnch.
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A STRIKING ILLUSTRATION or THE khMAkh-
hi IN the ELASTIC TRUss Broadway, unver-
sally adopted holds rupture coniotaoy nBn' ~nu uaS WI
annn erm anentv cured never dIsplaeod.
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THE BORDER RAIDS.

A TRAIL OF Cattle THIEVES sTRUcK-TExAs
STATE TROOPS ACROSS THE RIO GRANDE-A
FIGHT WITH MEXICAN REGULARS.
GALVESTON Texas, Nov. 10, 1875.
The following IS just received from San Antonio,
Texas
The following vas received at military headquarters
yesterday from Fort Brown
Randlett STRUCK yesterday back of Los Cuevos trail
of $50 stolen cattle He followed them to the Rio
Grande, where they were crossing and the thieves
the Mexican side hauling them out demand
made by him on the Mexican authorities to surrender
the cattle and thieves. If not complied with this
morning he has
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A-BAYBERRY AND NORWOOD, A PURELY
vegetable hair dressings ceanly agreeable and harmless
water Prepared only by DR. b. O. PERRY 40 Bond street.
New York.
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A-A-A-sTHE TIMES ARE OUT OF JOINT"
Tho way get them right Is to economiEe by buying
where you buy the cheapest The GREAT ORIGINAL
DOLLAR STORE No. 667 Broadway, offers greater induce
ments to purchasers of articles use fancy
any the continent The business is conducted
exclusively on the general average plan by which
goods sold for than by other plan Five
hundred thousand articles dollar each which could
elsewhere for double the money while other
tes lately added to the stock such gold and silver
Watches French Clocks Bronzes, Wash Tables &C. &c,
offered less than Of manufacture This is
compshed by the general plan by which the profits
counted the aggregate saes and single
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A.
Written exclusively for the Mercury.
EGAN's NEW NOVEL,
THE PRIDE OF BIRTH;
LOVE AND RANK.
BY PIERCE EGAN
Author OF The Flower Fock I'm the Grip Tstem
tSThe Poor Girl" &C.
Commences in tho New York
SUNDAY MERCURY
OF TOMORROW SUNDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1875.
Ready Sunday morning all depots in New York
and Brooklyn and the line Of the fast mail trains.
WRITTEN EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE MERCURY.
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fErrNDA TIIE copocEEp.

MELINDA TIE COBOCEER;
OR, SPORT IN AsHANTEE. A Tale Of the Gold Coast.
by j. A. Skertchly author et "Dahomey IA II Isn &c
With eight illustrations 1 vol limo. Cloth. Price
81 rs.
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saHAT FOR 81 90 FINE HATS SPECIALITY
SILK HArs 81 50 worth s. 10 New Church street., up
nAnLrl
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GEIER.W VALLEY

A TALE OF THE TYKOI. by WiIheImina HieTn1
Svo. Paper covers Price, soc.
Auerbach the great German novelist in recent letter TO
lady in this this work the best shok
story in modern German teraturen
The following Is review of thirteen In
Cornhil Magazine for November
Unless greatly mistaken this with Its
Of dark htfu and almost weird feeling which
the time always genuinely human, narration o
flashing and thrilling and It's descriptions Of the
fancy stirring phases Of Alpine will permanently
hold high place among tho best fiction OF the day
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Auction SALES THIs Day.

BRONAUGH d TAYLOR, ~ H., nine hundred 4
and my acres Of land In Chesterfield. 81.
/. THOMPSON BROWN.4P.M n, house aud lot on
Clay street between First and Second. 3
W. GOpDlN, A p. NJ, 10. with new framed taae-s
ment thereon near 10 Brook avenne. IS
JAMES M. TAYLOR d SON, a Ps.M..I dweltiGg'
No. S12, north side Of Main between Third and
Fourth stleets. & t1 6 ~
ROBERT B. LYME. AZ 2, a; small brick houses
fourth and THenty-nfth streets. e
GEORGE n. .PofNpExTER, a r. IL, thres.sferyl
brick dwetIing No. g Twcnty.nrst street, ne.
q. McCoRMICK, 10 A. Nm household fHrniturs.i
:InraN r. TJONFS, l2 M, Chtckahomtux 1g1s,s
T. With corimodioas iRpro oycrnents.
WHITEHEAD. DlCKIasoN q Coz IoHsA M
groceries, &c. ls y. = IS Il sc s. = e. 4
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InE SEATS or GENERAL JOHNSON AND Col
oSLL TANNER 10 BE CoNTEsTED-NoTICE:
>ERyED.-Coionel w. G. knight and Mr. P
Il. S!arke have served notice upon Genera
Bradley 7. Johnson that they will contes,
tar seat in the State Senate to which be wa:
tlactrd on the second instant. Mr.. Starke
a4> Also notified Colonel Tanner that he will
contest his seat. The notices are nearly
ALIKE in form and matter, and set forth thai
Tie contestants claim the seats because
l. At the First precinct in Jefferson Ward
t1e ballots were so fraudulently and care,
!e.slE handled that no certainty csn be ar
rived at as to how the vote was really cast
and that If this does not yitiate the entire
election. it should throw out that precinct
rom the count. -.----.--r-,
.. They will show that forty-three white
men and nnety-four colored men voted for
sIaike and Knight at that precinct.
3. That number of men voted illegally
Al The Second precinct 10 Jefferson Ward.
A. That number voted illegally at The
second precinct in Marshall Ward. - i
8. Tha. the registrar at the Second pre-.
cS!nct in Jefferson Ward (Mr. Lacy has col
luded with the friends of johnson ard Tan
!ner TO prevent Knight and Starke from
naying copies of his books SO that they may
md out the Illegal voters. The Senate will
be asked to make him produce his books,
anu 10 allow time to prove the Illegal votes
al that precinct. 4a.s ,..f
The same allegation is made as to Mr.. j.
+. sharpe, Of the Second precinct IN Mar.
s1s.! Ward. r.... ...
t. That the returns of the Third precinct
10 Madison Ward are not proper because
they were not signed by the judges until
November 4tb. s5s.anea, t-e
Aessrs. H. A. Il John S. Wise and James
Neeson are named as counsel for contest
'4nts, ana they gave notice that the taking
o, dispositions will be commenced at the
o!hee OF Mr. James Neeson to-day. =
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:. MANCHESTER NEWS.

Cry CoUScIL.-At an adjourned meeting
of this body held Friday night the Clark
system of street grades was discussed, and as
that and the Pereival system differed so
greatly Mr. McRae offered resolution,
which was adopted, that the Committee on
Streets be; authorized to employ surveyor
to assist them In defining the true grade OF
the streets of this city. ,.sa ~ z. 4. 49,.
TEE FsssD-G GppIsas CosTEsrED ELEc-
rros.-The counsel for Ur. Fgiend In the
Econtestedi election case will be at the follow
ing places on the dates named for the pur.
pose of taking depositions IA his behalf:
Bishops store on the lTth, of November,
Manchester oa the 18th, Chester on the 18Th,
Clover Hill on the 10th, Hank KS store o1
the soth and at q, Torrences q en- stors On the z2d
instant ~ 8. .ss,,ss5. ,.f;f,s,4 sst Il!
| .CmcuiT CouRn- Aldsa7W Weissgsr preceding.
This court was engaged Saturday idnathe
chaneery and civil docket after swhiehds adj
joarned i'm ii to-day ait 10 htiisss isti}s;
snreHpros nUn Nor FoUND. .-sheriF Flour
nov has beer, industriously bat yainlessly
seeking Charles Halfesas and John Fu!t09n u9l.
s;nee thew we're. indsted In she Circuit Court
for feloniously assaalting w liam Ewing,
VIE 49, sleS of' 'tbans nj ic,aS aSced hia resi-.
81 Saachiond, v"J and the otter fo New
9enIe ~ ssvSs 49, assa @ ssas, eonnmitted.9s ai's
.l:sss III fsSa .9l Is,s;
RpLL Of: HqSMaa M 4 tes 49, sa's Il. 3
Esch'ool fox fhs past week the feiloWing paRlh
are on he.roIt OF honor !, g.. u. Shiles, ks Mn
Winfree Js D. Matthe Ws. y, ef
| G. Matthew's; p. n. atkinson, NJ N. MAI
Ethews. 5JI d. Rice, j. bGks, ana A1-S ~
I fReynoads I $ ..lss, ~ iisst d ietl
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AMusBMeNTs.-TheH Helman Opera Troupe
wilrappear at the. Theatre tonight and pre-
sent La SDnnambula. The company has
been enlarged ssinceitiwas Iastlhsre. y ~. 7
), Miss Helen Houghton has an engagement
to play at the Virginia, Opera,H House, this
week. The stock company will be able to
give. her very good support. ..,,3.,
) The Salisbury Troubadors will follow the
Holman Opera Com papy ,at5 thes Theatre,
commencing Wednesday night.I They have
made a fine reputation In, the North and
South. Singing, dsnciDg, and character.
acting are included in their programme.
The Adelaide Phillips Opera Company
during their stay here next week will ren.
der the following operas in the forder
named: II Trovatore, II Barbere, de, Serig-
lia,! La Favorita, Cenerentols, Romeo and
Guilietta, and L'Ombre. Reserved seats
will be sold at from Sl50 to 81, according to
location. General admission, 81. The sale
of reserved seats commences Thursday
morning.
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CTY CIRCUIT CoURT.-In the City Circuit
Court on Saturday a verdict was. rendered
for the plaintiffs in the case of. Cronie Us.
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company. Damages were claimed
because Of Injuries sustained by young
Cronie from the cars of the company. Plain
tiff failed TO prove that the accident was
caused by carelessness on the part OF the
company's agents. z.sss.
h To-day the cases OF Brodnax vs. Ragland,
Raglaud Us. City Of Petersburg, Morris Us.
James River and Kanawha Canal Company,
and Baltimore Packet Company {Powbatan
line) ys. The Richmond and Danyile Rail.
road Company, will come up for eonsidera-
ton. s-s.. ~ ---s,4...- --t 5a
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hXFLosIoN OF A KEROSENE. On LAMP -
WOMAN BADLY kJgRED.-- bout 7:25 O'Clock
Sa'uYay night two alarms aof fire were
!urnea In from Box j16, corner OF Main and
rlne streets, calling oHt nearly bali Of the
I Ire department.. The, occasion was the
explosion Of kerosene-oil, lamp in the
house OF Robert Perkins: (colored), Main
s:teet west Of the corporation line. Per
kils's wife was dreadfu!ly burnt, and ber re-
eoYery Is mol altogether certain.sqNo damage
to consequence was done the house or
!u!ni,ure. aS='.st@ r,,.a,.,-..4
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= oEs1cIAI RnrUaNa. 0fhciai EetHrIs tie.
ceiyed at The office oof the Secretary eli sshe
Commonwealth on i Saturday shoW HAT
lanes W. Smith has been elected 10 the
House from Buchanan ard Use counties,
and. HenrS C,5sienp ri. the Senate from the
tNineteenth district, cothposel 4os the coun,
Ties "a ri lee. Buchanan, and Wise. Bath and
.Hsnry a. ~ a counties have not yet sent In their
official returns.
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IsI.aye analyzed the iWbiskey known under thsi
brand OF aB SELECT, :, ntrolied BY Messrs WAIs-
TER D. BLAZE s. CO., Richmond, Va, and And it
FREE FRAN FUsn on and other Impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family purs
poses. e.t,, .. B. MccAw, u. D., =
'-s'''.'i Late Professor OF Chemistry, aS;;1
h rs 4 IS az Medical College OF Va. 3
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0sorskscg VfoLaarIoss. = Poiice.JustIce,
White Oh Saturday 6ned the following per-
~as for ordinance violations y. q. Dip.
ser, "for using "a small bose tor washing
vehicles, thereby wasting the city water, on
!ae lish Instant = sl0 s. Worthan. y, be.
eause the driver OF bis <dray, No. q, drove
through the streets faster than 10 allowed
oy raw; Colonel Edward Hobscn, $40, for
Tuning eart On the streeta without pro-
pr numbers on the same" !" I, s.. t .,fs d