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ii.'sasf OIL BY w. Goddin,
;. Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TENkMENF ON CHURCH HILL, On THE
SOUTH SIDE o.. BROAD BETWEEN TWEN-
TY-THIRO AND TIVE NTYFO UR II
oTREETSa-By virtue OF D decree OF the Chaucery
Court OF the city Of Richmond entered on the LIST
OF july S75, in the ca.e of the Planters Natien-
al Bank OF Richmond against kllett & Lipscomb,
we shall IS special commissioners the reby appoint
ed Tor one OF us,I proceed TO sell at PUBLIC auctions
on The premises, WEBhESD the Sd OF No
vember, 1875. at O'Clock P: NJ, III fair; II not
the next fair day thereafer The large and admira-
bly, well-located and substantially
Ia the occupancy OF Mrs. Sarah Ann Elicit. The
lot has front OF 29h feet aud depth OF 100 feet
to an alley, and has ample accommodations Tor
large family. - z...tsH. =
TERMS One fourth cash; balance at Elk twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, Interest
Is fully paid and conveyance ordered by the court
WILLIAM ,JOSIA All LEAkE,
OTTO u. KEkN,
-. .i,ono m lopers.
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ConvrcTs REcRlvED.-The following con-
victs were received at the penitentlary yes.
terday: From Lynchburg-Martin Harris
fcolored), two years, grand larceny Henry
Davis (colored), FIVE years, for burglary.
From Giles county: Bette Christian (col-
ored), one year, grand larceny. From Roa'
noke county: Randall Saunders (colored),
three years, HOUSEKEEPING. From Prince
Edward: Andrew Gray (colored), four
years, burglary and larceny; Cephus Gray
(colored), four years, for burglary and LARGE
ny Henderson Young (coiored), two years,
burglary Henry Smith (colored), two years,
burglary. From Charlotte Rhoda VII.
llams (coloredA ten years, murder in second
degree; Denis Morton (colored), ten years
house.breakng; Doctor Hatcher (colored),
ten years, same offence.
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BY Cook & LaughIon, Auct1Oneerr,

GENERAL ASSORTMENTO OF HOUSE
" HOLD FURNIl CRE AT -AUCTION.-Ou
FRIDAY the 10Th instant at 10 O'Clock. we will
sell at the residence No. 817 Main street, bstween
Sixth and seventh streets, an assortment OF FUR
NITURE, consisting or 49, - -
One WALNUT HAIRCL0TH PARLOR SUIT, IS. ~
One ROSEWOOD rTAGkRE, ...- +. FL -s-
MARBLE.TOP lABLES,
PARLoR CHAIRS, was
MAHOGANY MARBLE-TOP SIDRBOARD,
One OAK ExTENsIoN-TABLE twenty feet long
may be used as two tables;
OAK WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS, MATING, ." ~
geneI aEassortlnent Of CRocKERY ana GLASS
Several seh plated KNIVES, FORKS, TABLE and
~ TEASPOONS, 80 ~
KIEeHEE FURNITURE generally. s,g..s.Ii,
One No. 1COOKING-STOyE and utensils, as gooo
- asnsW. COOK Il LAUGHTON,
.Soc12S1 @aYfsz-s m.ret .ss#. Auclioneers.
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BUSINESS WANTS.
LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

r OST, TUESDAY THE 26TH e@>
IL instant, on the Capitol Square, aN1y "a
pair of GOLD SPECTACLES, In 4 mt taI case. A
reward Of IS will be paid for their delivery at bis
Office =" &C 2S-1tx
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s TIE THaATRE-TaE OATES OPERA Con-
:PANy.-Tne Theatre was thronged last even
Ing with brilliant audience to witness tn
presentation of Lecocq's opera @ Girofe Gi
rrofa, by Richmond's .tayorite, the vivacious
and irIesistibly attractive little Mrs. Gate:
and her excellent opera troupe.
Mrs. Oates, as Girofs Girofa, was charm
ing, and delighted her sudience throughout.
Hervoice is very sweet and admirably adapt.
ed TO the French opera,
Mr. HoWsoB's B)lero was inimitable, and
eonHulsed his audience with laughter by his
drolI manner. He Is fine comedian, and
Ia fast becoming favosite here.
Nit. Drew impersonated Marasquia with
becoming grace, and has good tenor voice.
AS MoHrzourk Mr.. Hall was admirable.
bis large stature so well suited the awe
inspiring Moor. BE has a mellow baritone,
5ut.seemed 10 be suffering from hoarseness
aast. evening.
lathe character Of Aurora Mira. Chapman
Ras.very flany and produced much merri-
ment.
Ehe opera is exceedingly bright, and has
many pretty passages. Il was " ell put upon
the stage and admirably rendered through
out tby the Gates Company. The lack of our
sEace, and mott want OF merit on the part
o. the .Sonpe, Deeessi,ates u brief notice.
Tonight Madame Apgops Child will be
presented.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, YEsTER.
pAY.-Judge Hughes was in the city yester.
day and made several upimportant orders in
Bankruptcy cases. He will hold his court
to-day from 8 to IL A. NJ.
NJ. Slaughter u Son, of Fredericksburg
were adjudicated bankrupts upon the petit
ton Of their creditors.
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1sgPoLlcE CoURr, YEsrERDAY.-The Polic'
Justice had about twenty culprits before hin
yesterday morning, most of whom Were
charged with being drunk. Those who ha(
sobered up were discharged. Two persons
were sent 10 Jail. one for being suspicious
character, and another for failing to give Sc
Gnrity for good behavior.
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SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SocRTY.-In conse-
quance Of the number of other meetings last
hight and the small attendance at Association
hall, the annual meeting Of the Southern
Historical Society was indefinitely post
aoaned q.
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RETURNED HoMR.-The Charlottesville
military (Moo,icello Guard, Captain Werten'
baker, returned 10 their homes on Tuesday
night. $3.50
The Norfolk City Guard and drum corps
left for Norfolk yesterday afternoon.
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BARN BURNED.-Mr. David Anderson, Jr.'s,
barn, valued at S400. and containing 800
worth OF provender, was burned night be.
fore list. The barn was situated In the coun.
ty, at the extreme end Of Broad street, near
Chimborazo. No insurance.
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! PAaEes held FOR PosrAeE.-A large NUM-
Der of newspapers remain In the city posi-.
Office, held for postage, most OF them WIN
only one.cent stamp on them.
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AND GUARANA POW
DERs and FLUID EXTRACT,

DERs and FLUID EXTRACT,
for the cure of headache, neuralgia, &C.;
PAsrILLKs of the WATERS of EMS, for the cure of
bronchial Affections; ' So.
NATURAL MINERAL WATERS, from Europe;
FRENCH FFFERyEsCENT CARBONATE OF LITHIA;
LRRA's PHOSPHATE OF IRoN-French;
DUSART's SYRUP LACTo. PHOSPHATE OF LINE;
AUBERGIER'S SYRUP OF LACTUcARIUM;
CHAssAIGN'S WISE OF PEPsIN and DIASTAsE;
LEyAssUER's TUBES FOR ASTHMA;
HlSRop's CURE FOR ASTHMA;
EsPIC's CIGARETTES FOR ASTHMA;
DATURA TATULA FOR ASTHMA;
GREEN-MoUNTAIN CURE FOR ASTHMA;
HANDK ERCHIEF EXTRACTS French and English;
CoLoGNES- Klosterfrau and FaIfha's;
TOILET SOAPS, for winter use, at all prices;
HAIR-BRUsHEs and COMBS In great variety;
TooTII-BRUsHEs, of our own Importation;
BATHlNG-SPONGES, Of all sizes;
CARBOLIC MoUTH-WAsH, to cisinfect the breath !;
SAPoNINK DENTIFRICE, 10 whten the teeth:
FRENCH CHOCOLATE WITH EXTRACT OF BEEF-an
efficient and Eaatable article Of diet In debility.
MEADE G. BAKER. Pharmacists,
oc 19-2w 919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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DREss.PARApE THIS EyENNa.-The corps
or cadets from the Virginia Agricultural and
Mechanical College will be reviewed by the
Governor and have dress. parade on the Capt..
toll Square this afternoon at 8 O'clock.
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IAE Two ORPHAss.-This dYams. abont
when much has been wittep, viii be present.
ca 70 Our Citizens next week. It will be bv a
company OF New York, Philadelphia, and
taicago fasoriies, including the names
OF De following: Louis l.. james.
iaie nadine gentleman Of Days Fifth:Aye.
nue. Ibtatre; FREQ. Ihippendsle, said to be
The finest exponent or old men on the
Stage Ed. Coleman, The great ,,barac.
'es seof; 1houas Wbifi0, whose ri.
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Fxosrp To- AY.-The public Offices In the
CITY Hall will be closed to-day in order TO
allow the Officers and employees to attend the
State Fair. 80 e&.&A
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VALENTINES STUDIO. Valentines studio
will be open to-day to enable all who desire
10 do so an opportunity Of seeing the plaster
cast Of his recumbent figure OF Lee. - !,
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TOBACCO CoNvEsroS.-The ConSen!,on ~
Tobacco Planters has adjourned Until NO
yember 23d. at y T. ID.
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THs OLD DoHlNfoN sGEAMsHIp CGssPkNx
viii have no steamer leaving Friday the
sstb. The steamer Old dominion win leave
Sunday the 31si. ass IS. 5.g.ts. II,
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Huxons OF THE FAtR.-A cartoon by Mr.
Willie .Caskie, which has just been Issued,
depicts 10 humorous style many OF the fea'
tures OF the Fair. i, -, 49,
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AMENDMENTS 20 Constitutes.

OFFICE OF CLERK OF house OF DaLIcArRs1
AND KEEPER OF THE ROLLS OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, July 20, 1876
THE FOLLOWING PROPOSE
Il AMENDAENT6t to the CONSTITUTION OF
VIRGINIA are published In accordance with law,
go ta.-.., n s, ,4.s..J J. BELL BIGGER
Clerk Of House of Delegates and Keeper OF the
Rolls OF Virzfnia.
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BY Thomas W.;Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.

FAMILY GROCERIES, FIxTU REs,
L SHELVING, SCALES, &C., FOR SALE AT
sell at auction, at 221 east Main street, on FR
DAY MORNING, 29th instant, commencing at o
FAMILY GROCERIES,, .GSz
SHELVING, CUUSTERS. .-,at
PLATFORM SCALES. &C.
- - ss THOMAS w. KEESEE,
JIG. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
Sa lesman. oc Is
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-. ..ls, By Bobert, b. Lyme,
,(auccessor TO Lyme. & Brother.)
Real Estate Agent and Auctf0neer, i
- No. 1919 Main street. -


TNPURSUANCEO FDECREESO OF THE
J. Chancery Court OF Richmond, entered May g,
1875. and October -. 1s7S, Ns VII seil At aaS-
tober, IL Ak O'Clock r. NJ, LOT fronting 80 feet
on Twenty fourth street &C The corner of street,
frnnnIng bsck. .125 feet upon which there Is .
sMkLEF TRAINED HOUSE With four rooms; also,
the LOT adjoining, SO by 90 feet; beng the same
property conveyed TO Meauiey, trustee, by G. @.
Braxtoii.
! TERMS. One third CASH; the balance at str and
twelve ,ponfhs, notes to be given for the deferred
payments, with interest added, and title retained
until conveyance is ordered by the court The
payment OF twenty-five dollars will be required
from the purchaser OF each piece Of property at the
hour OF sale on account Of their purchase. = r
IT-f ~ ~ .ff7.igl pss - II. G.. CANNON,
t,55i.3aEi s.ga5 sflj II r.. a.. CONNER,
oc az saEs a.!.sgsEs mmissioners.
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nnUGs. MEDICINES. DC.

Dove & DAY,
81 AT THEIR PHARMACY.
CORNER OF THIRD AND MAIN STREETS,
offer to the public full and eomnete assostment
CAN MEDICINES and CHEMICALS. obtained
from the most reliable sources. TO which we are
daily adding all new pharmaceutical preparations
as they appear, as well as
s PopSIar PG1 Atr MEDiGikFs.
Elegant TOILET ARTICL ES for bridaiS, etc:
sOSiD IVORY-BACK HAIR-BRUSHEs,o Of beau
tiful, cha as g pa afI Ei. coMRs.
Silver, crystal glass, with walnut, ebony, ana
ToR R2seTSgo salLL and IVORY
Elegant CUT-GLASS- CRYSTAL FLACONS and
.yINAGRETTEs; nm evnS.
66EEccoSRATEb 81 and CUT T0TLET SETS:
Choice selected ODORS in elegant styles, of Lubin
Gueriain, Condary, Charden-most noted In
DELICIOUS ionss FRENCH and ENGLISH SOAPS, in
HAfs. cL i5 NAIL, and TooTR-BRUsHEs,
elegant patterns, In great variety.
Together with host Of other articles only obtaln-
ed at a drugstore. For sale on liberal terms;
= JOHN z. DOVE,
oc 26.4t WILLIAM @. DAY.
DAINTS, OILS, VARNlSHES,
l. GLUE. SPIRITS TURPENTINE,
sTAmP 1VARNIsH BRUSHES,
GOLD BRONZsS,
""''e> THOMAS CHRISTIAN, .
&C -dsw,&w1w Richmond, Va.
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ATMEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE

IA r.. tl" @..4..- .t..
CUTTERS poCKET-1NHALERs, for the cure of
bronchitis sore-throat, &C.; ~
ENGLISH LUNG-PROTECTORS,d double and SIM
gle. to prevent consumption;
GARRETT,s ELECTRIC DISKS, for the cure of
nervousness, palsy, &c.;
The GALvANO-FARADIC BATTERIES Of ali
sizes and latest improvements;
voLTAIC ARMADGLLo soLEs, BANDS, &C.,
for the cure Of cold feet, neuralgia, &c;
SOFT RUBBER BED-PANs and CUSHIONS, for
nvalids;
TRUssEs OF HARD RUBBER, imperVious to
perspiratiou or water-will out-wear any other ;
ELASTIC SILK STOCKINGS, for varicose veins,
weak joints, &C.;
LADIES' SUPPORTERS Of the best patterns;
SHOULDER-BRACEs, for boys and girls.
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
oc 1o.2w 919 Main street.
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AMENDMENTS 70 THE Cd, Sd, 4ru
STE, 9Th, and STH SECTIONS. AND ADDITIONAL,
SECTIONS TO THE 9TH ARTICLE CONCERNING
THE LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT OF THE con.
sTITuTIOE OF THIS COMMONWEALTH. FOR PUB.
LIsHING SAID AMENDMENTS, AND CERTIFYING
THE SANE TO THE NEXT GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
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OST, q STICK with number of ami
IL mails carved upon 1t. 1t has brass ferule and
q brass ring attached to II. The likeress Of the
carver. S. A. Hiukel, Is upon It. The finder will he
rewarded by leaving 1t at YANCEY, FRANKLIN
& CO.'S. atE fE oc 2S-ltx
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SLXBALEs OF NEW HOPS sold low by
- oc ~ 49, .7E.4I L.. WAGNER, Druggist !.

iiLL.HEADS, 81 TO $40 per ream, at the
- DISPATCH REINTING.HOUEE. =
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WANTS.

iron OTHER LOCAL SEE FIRST PAoE.l
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T OST, ON SUNDAY LAST, BETWEEN
Ia st. Peters cathedral and Ninth street, small
GRAY LEATHER PURSE. containing pair of
silver beads with medal and cross and few cents
The owner will be most thankful for its return to
this of6ce. oc 2S-1tH
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"a es5 BY Grubbe d Williams, +g
81 Real Estate Agents and Auct.eneers. ss
!, Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TBE EXECUTORS OF JOHN FREE
y ktlIAND, deceased, VIM offer his TOBACeO.
iSTEMHERY, attltile corner OF sixth and. Cary
streets, FOR BENT, AT, PUBLIC AUCTION. ON
at Ak O'Clock P. NJ; for one year from that date.
Z T{iaq ,f4l,sai4 CRUCES Il WILLIAMS
: oc rs i $3.50 5nsysg5s, Anctioneers,
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I OST, on Tuesday, Goth instant, between
H the Capitol building and Anioni's, on Min
street, q NARROW GOLD AND ENAMELLED
BRACELET. for which suitable reward will be
paid IL left with NLWLAN & CO.
oc 2S-1t* corner of Main and Tenth streets
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ESiRAY.-The GRAY MARE ad. T>--71
~ vcrtsed by me as taken up In my corn "a
field on The 18th instant not having been called for
by the owuer, have taken the legal steps to have
her sold. DAVID ANDERSON,JR
toc 2S-1tf near ChimbOrazo.
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FLOUR, GRoCERIES' LIVUohs.
We are now prepared to fill orders for the cele-
brated ssDONEUP y FAMILY FLOUR-new.
EVERY BARREL WARRANTED. Also,
500 barrels McCANCE EXT "a, SUPERFlNE,
and FINE FLOUR.
100 barrels HANGER & CO., CABINET, Nc:
BRIDE. NECTARINE, kXCELS1OR, aud
other brands of WHISKEY, for which we are
, SOLE AGENTS here;
with full assortment of
FISH. CHEF SIC. SOAPS. CANDLES,
SUGARS. TEAS, COFFEES,
SYRUPS, BACON, &C..
which we offer at low prices to the trade
We invite all in need Of Groceries, Provisions,
and LIQUORS u examine our stock.
"AN ROGERS & McGANCE,
oe COTS Fourteenth street below Cary.
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lost, ON SIXTH OR GRACE
IL streets, on Tuesday, q BLACK PORTMAN-
TEAU. The Under will please leave 1t at the Dis
match Office, oc 2S-1l*
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-17
Sherif's Sale.
KENNEBEC, IS

n EN " EDEIi SS
TAKEN on execution, and will be sold by public
i auction, on the sixteenth day of December,
A. D. 1875, at o'clock in the afternoon, at Getch
ellis Hotel in Winthrop, in the county OF kennebec
all the right in equity which Chas. III. Glidden OF
Winthrop in said county, had on the eleventh day
of February, A. ID. 1879, to redeem the following
described real estate situated in said Winthrop, in
said county, to wit: certain piece or parcel OF
land with the buildings thereon, situated IN said
Winthrop, and bounded as follows, VIZ: Begin.
ming on the westerly side of the rood leading from
the dwelling house of the late A. NJ. Shaw, Sy the
dwelling house of Nelson Packard, at 4 stone with
an iron rod set it, standing the fence, feet
and four inches from the northeast corner ofJere
Gliddens barn; thence running north So degrees,
west Il rods, to stake and stones; thence south s4
degrees west IS rods is LINKS, to land OF the late
stephen Cannon; thence nsrth 67i4 degrees west
on northery line of said Gammons land and land
OF the late ID. Hayward l33 and c4.l0o rods, to mill
stream thence norherly said mill stream Al and
S4-l00 rods to land of l.. Whitman; thence north Al
degrees east 63 and l2l01 rods to southeast corner
of L. NJ Clarks land; thence north % degrees east
and 6S 100 rods to stake and stones; thence south
IS degrees east IA and 6S-lO0 rods, to said road
thence the westerly line OF said road thirteen
rods to the bounds begun at containing thirty
acres and seventyone rods more or less; Also two
buildings standing on land of Jeremiah Glidden,
used for carriage house, and trying out OIL and
being the same land and buildings conveyed to ME
by John Glidden, by his deed of warranty recorded
in Kennebec Registry OF Deeds book 23s, page 4sS.
Also one undivided half part Of one other piece or
parcel of land situated in said winthrop, known as
the Buzzell lot and bounded on the north by land OF
Benjamin Dorman, Luther Whitman, and land
formerly or now owned by the heirs Of the late
Noah Cnrrier; on the east by a rangeway, or land
owned by the late NJ Is. Sears on the south by land
of Nathan kimbal, and on the west by land or
Thaddeus BuzZell.
All the above described premises being subject to
q mortgage recorded in Kennebec Registry OF
Deeds book 300 page 395, given by the SAID Charles
H. Glidden to Levi Jones of said Winthrop, to Sc.
cure the payment of certain promissory note,
dated December eighth, A. d. 1874, payable in two
years from the date thereof with interest at eight
per cent. payable annually, on which there is now
due the sum of three thousand one hundred and
nftcen dollars.
Dated this 18th day of November, A. ID. 1875.
A. c. CARR, Deputy Sheriff.
eu.o,,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-17

Miss An1 ie Louise Cary writes to friend in
Chicago an amusing account of her first night III
Moscow. Here are some extracts: The terrible
night came, and put on the war-paint with feai
and trembling, and my eyes double their
size with excitement l sang my couplets, which
open the second act of 'Trovatore' such ap-
pausc! 1t was just like the Cinciunatians at the
Festival (bless them) / had been told to make
my first bow Mt certain box, containing the
Princes and Princesses, but for the life of me
couldn't tell which it was, so stood still, fright
cncd as a goose, and then, in my misery, bowed
first to the 'plebs' Horrors! When ! came
to my senses l bowed to the wrong box
After the Delirious Scene | was applauded
and shrieked at until | thought the Modocs
were on my track and then / bowed
to the wrong box again! After the close of the
second act we were called out four times. BY
that time | knew where to bow, and smiled my
sweetest to the Royalties. After the third act
was recalled three times and after the entire opera
went out six times. The second time we sang
the public was even more enthusiastic, and had
to go out alone in answer to the cries of Cary
SOLO They called for me alone the first tight
but do not like to offend my sister and brother
artists so went out with Others ut the end OF the
opera. | went out alone six times, and such
shouting and waving of hats and handkeChefs
My success has been the event Of the season thus
far You see they thought that nothing special
could come ont of Yankeedom. When say
am an American they think | am from Soutf
America, which | hasten 10 explain by telling
them | am the Yankcest of Yankees, and tlet
was born among the rocks of dear old Maine
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-17
POLITICAL.

The Washington Sunday Chronicle revivcs the
Third Term cry.
The Cincinnati Gazette, Cleveland Leader and
other Ohio republican journal. are now demand
ing the repeal of the "Ghcgan law, which brought
the Pope's big toe into the late canvass.
"But in all the list Of speakers since Henry
CLAW" says the Baltimore American, "nonc has
presided with such decided and brilliant success
rs Speaker Blaine"
Democratic editors are very subdued now. AL
of them who have sense enough to see beyono
their own noses agree with this frank admission Of
the Troy Press: ave confess We regard the out
l.ok with the utmost nxiety."-Ttibune.
The Hartford Evening Post raps sonndly over
the knuckles those independent newspapers which,
having helped the democrats to secure majority
in the National House of Representatives, now
urge the republican members to work with the
least Objectionable wing of that party in the con-
test for the Speakership.
The Philadelphia Times declares that Governor
Allen now lulls to gentle slumbers his invaluable
but exhausted private secretary by singing this
sweet verscle
o come with me, my turtle dove,
The beautiful new ploughed fields to rove;
Wen gather the cabbages where they grow,
And dig our yams with patent hoe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-11-17

timely discovery the ship would undoubtedly have
been destroyed, together with human life. Foui
of the crew were arrested on suspicion Of being
the inccndiaries.
At an auction on Bates street, the other day, the
auctioneer put up stuffed goose, called it an ca.
gle and sold it to a cololed man for 60 cents. The
buyer discovered the imposition pretty soon and
wanted his money refunded The auctioneer re-
fused to comply, and the African went to the cen
tral station with his comp laint '1t's small mat
ter, and wouldn't iaake fuss about it," said the
captain. "Well ize gwine to raise dc highest kind
o fuss - exclaimed the negro. "Ii' dat man kr
sell me goose for an eagle, an | doan do muffin
bout it, how long afore hen sell some oddei
pussun washin' machine an call it a toof-brush
want de straightest kind Of warrant sah fol
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