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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG I
RAu.pOhn COMPANY.

RICHMOND AND rErERssUnG}
RAILROAD COMPANY.
JUNE Ia 1875, trskss
~ on this road will run As follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
5;ia A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL fatty Except SUI.
; day), connecting Fos all points sous2
and West. SleepaG'sar attacseh
7:s3 A. NJ, FIR EIGHT TRAIN daily except SURE
day) with coach attacked, for Peters
burg and stations OH. the SGashsfo1
road, Lynchbure, and.the West.
J 1..s p M THROUGH MAZE daily, coSn6Gd12
for all points South. and Wess;. Fls.
sengers taking ta.s train vaD naakA
close connection at 'Pstersb1Tg fog
Norfolk.
500 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except SanSasZh
with coach attEshtd.
LEAVE PET ERSBEgG NORTH.
7:sO A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily. sercept
sunday with ,ssach attachasas
lO:40 4. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily eenns cling
with Richmond, FrederxEassay and
Potomac rai.xoad. for all l,eis 3 Ear
500 M. FREIGHT daily Except. So ndayI.
coach attached.
7:35 P. 81, THROUGIE<MAIL dailyiexc spt Su1s
day) connecting, WITH, III ciimoxd
Fredericksburg and Potoana railroai
for all poi:sts East andare Pullmxz
Sleeper attacheds running through n
Baltimore. Also making clcse cor
neetjOu yl,D.th ChsSaaeI re and Obi
railroad ipE the Virginia. ,pripgs an
points Northand WaS.
The NAIL TRAINS will not staD D srween ktch
nond and Petersburg except , at Ch pss r.: -,
Glover HiI pits at $50. A. ~: and returning, wi
leave Chester at 2:z0 r. 81. da!tSf kept sunday,
ALL TRAINS leaning PetsrssA1 Z win start frol
Appomattox depot.
my 20 a. SnA",s uperfntanoens'
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT. that large and desirable a..
l. BRICK RESIDENCE at the southeast LII
corner of Clay and Ninth streets, containing fur
teen rOoEs including two rarlnrs> win two large
mirrors, aud WI Tn all modern improvements.
Also, that desirable BRICK DWELLING No.
500 Clay street, between Eighth and Ninth streets,
containing seven rooms: Kitchen, and all modern
improvements. - -
Also that desirable BRICK DWELLING No.
900 Clay street. between II nth aud Tenth Streets
continuing eight rooms Kitchen with TWO rooms,
aud all modern improvements.
Also. that comfortable FRAME DWELLING
No. 400 west t1race street, between Monroe and
Henry streets. containing six roOIhs, and Kitchen.
also, "A comfortable BRICK DWELLING on
the west side of second between Clay and Leigh
streets. containing four rooms, and Kitchen With
two rooms. . 1850
Also two brick STORES AND DWELLINGS
on III. west side OF Scrond between Jackson aud
IJuval streets containing four rooms each besides
the stores and Kitchens.
Also, two small brick STORES AND DWELL
INGS OH Cary between Ninth and Tenth streets,
containing three rooms each besides The stores
Also TWO new STORES AND DIV ELLlNGS On
Eighth between Main and Cary streets, containing
four rooms each besides HE stores.
Also. large LUMHER-ilOCSE on the canal be-
tween Sixth and seventh streets.
Also, BRICK DWrLLtNtn ut the corner OF
Catluriue ana H!lmer streets, containing three
rooms, and kitchen with TWO rooms. Apply to
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son,
all 2S-3t Real Estate Agents and , lctiOHt-rS.
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: &I1iciIe.

SYRACUSE, n. u, August 2S.-Colonel Z.
W. Longstreet, of The firm OF Longstreet d
Denison, leather-deaers, was found to day
10 an insensible condition from the effects of
laudanum and chlorolorm. He has since
died. Financial trouble is assigned as the
cameo nj rho decd
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Safq.rSOfSbnry,

BANGOR, Me-. August 2S-An iron safe Of
Gates & Butter field, at Lincoln Centre, was
blown open by burglars last night and robbed
OF large amount of money. The thieves
ESCAPED with the plumber.
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Amounting State Treasurer.

TRENTON, n. j., August 2S.-Josephus
Sany. Jr.. the State treasurer, is j defauter
in $4,000. His bondsmen are abundantly
good.
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&" CANTON INSIDE LINE."s,7lspn.s

~ - Iassssss4<<IIsssSS
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
FRIWEEHLY. ,D
On and AFTER OCTOBER 5ST the splendid iron
steamers of this line will leave Richmond II GS-
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatau Steamboat Lines pier, at corner of
Twenty-secop; and Eock streets, making close con-
nection each trip at Canton, Md, (East Baltmore)
with the Philadelphia. Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphla.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight BY this line covered By Are and marine
insurance free OF cost. No dockage charged at
Richmond. Rates rs low any opler line. This
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia aud Rich
mond.
Frclghts ordered by this line should be marked
iCantOn Inside iiRc," and sent to the PbilaGel-
pllia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phiadel-
phia.
FreghtS received daily LII Philadelphia and Rich.
mond. For farther Information apply 20
l.. b. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-second and Dock streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or to
J. s. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
Philsdepha. IN
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Fatal Accident.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 2S.-Rev. Isaac Den
man, q well-known Baptist minister, aged
eighty years, vas killed at Lodi, Ind, this
afternoon, by being run over by a train.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ssSaa
~ COMPANY. 8eEs&
FOR NEW YORK.

This company win dispatch one Of their splendie
| stealRers-0LD DOMINION, WIANOKK, ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, and GEORGE W. ELDER
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY 81
high water. "g - :
These ships are entirely new, and were built e1.
pressy for this route.
They have splendid saloons, staterooms, AMI bath.
rooms. ...t .... 49,.
THE fare, accommodations, and attention are an.
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed reg1ia arly
1t New York on the Company's covered pie., 81
North river.
Freirhts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and 10 charge made except actual
expenses incurred .ae
Freight received until 8 2. N. daily.
For further Information, apply TO
GEORGE W. ALLEN Z CO., Agents,
my ly Office Comranv's wharves. Sockets.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
THE RECENT YACHT COILS

THE RECENT YACHT COLLISION.
LONDON, August ga special dispatch to
the Evening Standard says it is rumored
that a majority Of the jury of inquest was in
favor Of verdict Of nansaughter against
the officers of the Royal yacht which ran
down the Mistletoe.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
LONDON, August 2S--The Times, in It's
civ article, says: "There has been duLir g
the week but slightly more discount business
at the banks and in open market, Lat the
rates are unchanged in foreign exchange.
Bills on Germany have been in Strong de-
| mand, while exchange on Paris, was frac-
| tionally lower. Business in ff,reigu stocks
has been limited and prices ell maintained
Money has been abundant throughout the
week"
REVIEW OF THE Ora n MARKET.
LONDON, August U.s. The Times, review.
! ing the corn Darker for the week, says
"Grains have beer. held firmly here, but
| there has been title business. The im'
ports and deliV cries by home growers
have been large The country markets bavc
been very IRE gular at declines ranging from
one to four f.!llings per quarter. Prices in
the French markets are also lower"
| Turkey.
HIr sZEGoylNA AND BOSNIA AFFAIRS.
RAG UsA, August 2S.-Mehemet Ali ha
been appointed commander.in-chief OF the
IT, .kish forces in Herzegovina and Bosnia
he arrived here yesterday on the way u
( Sera Jeyo to assume command.
Server Pasha, extraordinary commlsslone
of the Porte, passed here YESTERDAY Oh
: steamer going TO Kleck. The steamer ais
carried troops and artillery.
: The representatives OF foreign Powers VII
meet in Nostar and attempt to effect pacln
g cation.
TIE PROPOSED MEDIATION, 40.
| LONDON, August 2S.--A special to til
Times from Berlin says: "It is reporte
that the Russian Consul at R.agusa is too
: to take part in the proposed mediation
Z Powers between the insurgents and q
T. Turkish Government. Ii this Is really II
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PIANOS, ORGANS. dc.
MULES, HORSES, &c

MULES, MULES.-Just arrived
lfI Al our stables, ON assignment, from GE4&A
me We st, a lot of ,,,rs AN
which will be sold very low to close them out
once. . -. rug pucryEa en-
~, ii'o ian l4l TURNER ~
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case the task OF the other fore;oe so,srla
snsns ~ dsly opeiul, becomes less so.
.1sl, sa ,sousand Turkish eroats hate
crossed the Danube Into Austr;an terr,to-v
ana expect to be maintained bv Anstria A.,
ring their exile, = = 'ss' - o''
military Preparations 90 on stoa,i;,v n
Servia, but It Is difficult to saw whether i, 60
are mace 10 satisfy the Impotence of : he
gency." st'ouS eohtin-
y Spain.
THE SURRENDER OF SEQ DE uRGE1 Dorrerpr
PARIS, August 2S.-A. dispatch from Per.
plgnan states that the news or the snrronta-
OF SEQ dc Urgel is doubted there. The Iatest
dispatch from General Campos was dated
the evening of the 2Gth, and savs: stThe
Carllsts still refuse to become prisoners. I
snail probably grant further brief suspen-
sion OF hostiitieS; after which, if they re.
main obstinate, shall attack the citadeI.u
MADRID, August 2S.-Statements made in
official circles confirm the reports that the
Bishop Of Urgel has been sent to Puycerda.
and, in addition, affirm that he w.s taken
there In company with General Lizzaraga.
Both are prisoners of war, and have since
been conveyed 10 Mt. Guych, q fortress near
prosecution has been commenced against the
Bishop. The Government leaves the case en-
tirely 10 the legal tribunals.
THE SURRENDER CONFINED.
MADRID, August 2S.--Genersl Martinez
Campos teIegraphed on Thursday night
that the forts of SEQ de Urgei had surren-
dered, and the citadel would surrender the
next day.
Germany. ......s
EDITORS IMPRISONED.
FRASKRoRT-oN-THE-M August 2S.-
Mr.. Leopold Sonssuernau, editor and pro-
prietor Of the Frankfort Zeitung, and
of the German Parliament, was
arrested this morning for refusing to testify
as to the authorship Of certain articles. For
the same reason five other editors of that
paper are already imprisoned.
TIE CATHOLIC PILGRIMAGE TO FRANCE.
LoNDoy, August 2S.-The Times CORE.
spondent at Berlin telegraphs that the Pope
sent his special blessing TO the prompters
II the Catholic pilgrimage to France. 1t
seems certain that the project will be carried
out. TO avoid collisions the pilgrims will
cave Germany one by one, and rendezvous
1t Mons and Paris.
China.
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RICHMoNDT FREp'G c POTOMAC X. K. Col
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMo.sD, May 20, 1876.
OF TRAINS. .,

~
s RlcTMofp, May 20, 1851 !
GCHEDULE OF TRAINS. 49,
2c35 P. H., DAY hAIT: leaves ByrtlStreet sta.
ton sally, CONNECTING WITH
. THE STEAMER YPORT as
Quan;:co, with traits OF the Balti.
more ard Ohio rai.rad at their wharf
opposite Alexandr:h- IN Bait.
more ut 1920 r. ~; and at WashlnRs,
ton wifi the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad For Baltimore andth North
and West. 1s's5sfif--
9:2O r. d., NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-strees
station (Scndays exceptefL connecting
At Washington with tsiS Baltimore,
and Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio
sos p. H.. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Hanover JuEstion. leaves flrsad. Street,:
station isnnGays txceptetfl. 100
M, NIGHT MATb arrives ut = yrd-Stresf
station fMenteys exceptetfl -
1870 z. NJ, DAY NJ ALL arrives at Byrd-Ssre sts.
s:s7AM., Ss9cacHoSMsiSSiop4 T1oN TRAIN arrive,
atBroad-Strees station (Sundays ex.l
ceptedl. = -
Parl0r-cars onday trains.
Pullman SleepsIz-carion T4ht trains: .tssa
FREIGHT TEAMS leave -nd arrive at Broad
Street station ON TUESDlS, THURSDAI and
SATURDAY NIGHTS fol- III points North and
West. 80 -
Through bills of latliu2 snd rates given to all
principal points North and Vest
by order Of General superintendent. So.
CA. TAYLOR.
mv21 1ener2} Fr9igit and Ticket Agent
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DENTISTS.

d. MARVIN ~ D'r.srlsr, aE&
charges for extracting teeth, ca III, 5Oc.; plugging
with gold each, 81; with ar Aalgam, each, SOC.
giving cnloroform and extr acting teeth each, IL
&c. ONCE corner Broad ~ "a Tenth streets
au 24-6t*
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THE AFFRosT TO THE BRITISH MINISTER.


SHANGHAI, August 2S-Nfr. Wade, the
British minister, when recently visiting the
Department of Secretaries OF State, was kept
waiting in an ante.room by LhunS Chang,
the Nce-Roy Of Pckin, and one of the Sec
retaries of State. Mr.. Wade was offended
and withdrew. The Vice.Roy apologiZed
Immediately, and nothing serious followed.
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NOR RENT AT Low RATES.

4 lei
No 7O6 north Seventh street; thirteen rooms.
No, l6 west Grace street, ten ROOMS.
No. s, south SIKH street; eight rooms.
No, - corner Leigh and Adams. sheets, seven
rooms. ,
30 AIS west Main street; six rooms.
No. 7}:J. north Fcrrlh sire ct; sir rooms.
No. Z2O4 east Main street tstoreE SIX roalnS.
No 2T west Canal street; six ro0ns-
No. SD7 east Broad street ishc upper part)' SIX
rooms.
No. 622 corner Of China anu Pine streets; n'e
rooms. .
No 2O7 south Second street: five rooms.
NJ IA north Third street: four POEMS.
No. 72S north Fourth street; foSg rooms.
No. ll03 month Seventeenth street shlee roohis'
No 623 suadh First strtet; three rooms.
No2lO scarh Second street tsSre}: s"o rooihs'
No. soaIh Cherry street: sHo rooms.
tpplyIo j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate a gen. and Auctinneer,
ll1s Main street, opposite niSpntch once.
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ILASKA POWDER-best preparation
"A I'm use for cleaning metal, wa.inS paint. ~.
&C. To hoasskespsfs u s. 3 xfTE
m ss 0s $500 AssasA
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d ABROAD AAD STEAMBOAT WORK
~ specially 1t the DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE,
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATeS15u
- COMPANY. xFasasa ssssssS

JAMES RIVER SrEAMBoATse .iS11Is;NIJ
- COMPANY. sFasasassat&ze
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK,
ALSO FUR
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
On and after TUESDAY,, June 1st- 1895, this
ComDanys fast and elegant steamer JOHN SIL-
VkSTFR. Captain j. A. POST, carrying United
States Mail, will leave wharf, Rockets, for above
named points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS at $50 A. M.
Passengers make sure connections with Big Line
at NorfoiK for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
FARE TO NORFOLK ONLY....... 2.sO
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
IUkN ,.'''.'ssss''' . NJ
Fare TO Baltimore. .................... wv
Fare 10 Philadelphia. ............. %
Fare 10 New York. II ou
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER &Co,s
Ticket Agency. Main stree, and Exchange Hotel,
aud baggage checked through Freight received
daily for boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth. and
regular landings on James river from z A. NJ. TO
6 L. NJ. 1T reasonable rates.
Freight for way-iandings must be prepaid.
L. Il. TATUM, General gent
Office: Company's wharf Rockets: branch 1hiee
at ". D. Blair l. Co.'S, corner OF Ninth and Main
streets ie1
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
TIE BROOKLYN COMMISSIONS.

NAMES WHICH MAY BE SENT IN BY THE MAYOR.
Thomas w. Adams and John Pyburn, the
newly appointed Commissioners of City Works and OF
Police Excise in Brookyu took their official oats
toay but did participate in the proceedings of
the Boards their bonds not having been executed DE-
Wm. b. Hurd, whose nomination was rejected, called
upon Mayor Hunter yesterday, and thanked him for
his nomination The Mayor was more rcticent
than concerning his purposes EX-Resi'tcr
Mclaughlin refused to concerning the action OF
the Board of Aldermen which met with much severe
criticism from citizens Several local politicians, who
had been awaiting the action OF the Board returned to
Albany yesterday morning. Though the Mayor refuses
10 disclose his intentions, II II believed that he Will send
to the Board of Aldermen ncxi Monday afteruOon the
name of "a nominee for Commission + of Police and
Excise in place OF that Of Gen slOcum, which was re-
iected John GilberisOn t)em.l, "a member of hc New
York Produce Exchange, is REGARDED as th' Mayors
avoriie candidate hut the names of eX-EXcisc Commits
sioner Rodney Thursby tDcm) of the Eastern District,
and John ". FahcrtY Ocm.). member of III" Board oi
Eiucdiiou also from the Eastern District arc prOni
ncuLy mentioned.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
THE DEADLOCK IN THE POLICE BOARD.

The Board of Police Commissioners did not
hold their regular meeting yesterday There does not
seem to be any change in the position Of affairs relating
TO the reorganization Of The Board. Ii was rimorcd that
President Matsc To he made the temporary Treas
urer but this was denied The policemen were paid by
checks drawn by Commissioner Duyeo before he went
out of Office. The members OF the streetceanng force
have not paid and cannot be- ii is believed until
there is a regular qualified Treasurer
Gen Smith duly elected Treasurer OF the Board,
notwithstanding his refusal to accept the nomination. He
now the Treasurer Of the Board but he cannot pay out
money until he has secured bonds in 10000 He re-
ceyed the unanimous vote of the Board, which showed
that the Board refused to permit him TO decline. What
Gen Smiths Is 10 he, he has not Indicated beyond
his statement he will ill the chce of Treasurer
Nevertheless he Is lie fct0 The Treasurer until another ~
elected The other Commissioners regard hi' as lets-
urcr and say that his refusal of the nOina ION does not
affect his election, which regular and duly recorded
upon the inmates Pre- ,drnt Musc renails hrn In his
decision not resign the Presidency, ana Mr. Noorhs
supports him. This condition of things causes great
deal of discussion. and there IL much Interest felt III re-
gard To the future action Oi the Board.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
PO ST G RIPT.
$3.50 A. M.
THE WHISKY RING.

A CARD FROM COMMISSIONER DOUGLASS.
HIS ABSENCE FROM HIS OFFICE on MONDAY ACCI-
DENTAL-TDE INVESTIGATIONS IN THE WEST
MADE UNDER HIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SEIZURES ORDERED.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCu.l
WASHINGTON, May y11.-COmmssOner Doug
lass, In card published this afternoon, says:
Mrs. Rogers vas acting Commissioner AZ my request
Yesterday ard only because had some personal oas, s
building until between l ami p H.. IN
regard to the matter OF tue ssilare na, non OF ,he e
Secret Service Office rcorganizcd uDdr ts present
management Solicitor Wilson and Chief Wasburue, one
Of whom had long and fayorahly known able and
vigorous United States District Attorney IN llhnolsl
made the request of one both that whenever any Of
their force, who strangers both TO tho Internal
Revenue officials and the dstilIors, happened IN tic
course tleir public employment in any section of the
country where disting carried on, that would be
greatly pleased to have them make inycseations anl to
report 10 me am ming wrong that they nj t nd and thus
certainly insure closer enforcement of tue laws
The % Revenue agents allowed by law we're all but Two
or three on duty WIN the supervisors O throughout the
country, and OF course with the rlng exception OF the
two three above referred to- are not immediately avail
able TO this Office.
It's said at the Internal Revenue Once to-day that
there is not yet sufficient evidence before the Depart
ment upon which to base its action concerning certain
officials who must have had some knowledge OF inc
fraudulent transactions else have been grossly negi
gent in permitting them TO bo carried on and thus FAR
no removals other than those OF the gaugrs and store
keepers heretofore mentioned have been made Ad'i-
tiona instructions to-day sent TO collectors at vari-
oiis points east and west where the Department is
satisfied fraudulent whisky has been shipped
to seize all such supplies, and kilograms
have been received from several places announcing
scsrcs the heaviest among them beng the establish
ncn Of Bineham Co.. at Evansville ind. Other sel-
urrs have been ordered az Pekin Illinois, Cincinnati
Ohio, and elsewhere, aud the secretary to-day a.,
rected that legal steps be taken NJ all
puin.s whero frauds have been discovered, and
that arrests be made where the evidence - sufficient %
i,st
great quantities of TINS cooked" whisky have been dis
tribut,d throughout the country, especially in the
soath but the form OF the packages In which II was
originally shipcd hs been changed IN many Instances,
and il viii now be impossible 10 detect much Of it,
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
Il CADETSHIP FOR COMPETITION
LETTER FROM THE HON. n. II. oDEIL.

LETTER FROM THE HON. n. H. ODElI.
To the EdttOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: have been invited by the Secretary OF
War 10 nominate candidate Tor appointment a. cadct
the Military Academy at West Point, for The Kiln
Congressional District, in place Of W H. Dyhlnnn about
graduate. Believing that tie power OF appointment
vested in j. in 10 e used for tile advanccinent
of personal ends, and feeling assured that In providing
the of securing thorough military cdlcaioh Toe
founders of Government intended that the sons or
Tie people should have equal opportunity Tor Fronting
by it, have determined tO have The candidate selected
by competitive examination. 10 this end, have secured
the services OF tie Hon Ohcr Cochran District AttOi-
lnv: william II. Helm, NJ. d., Ircsidon6 OF the County
Medical Association. and John B. Moore, Principal Of
Public School No. 81, ut nOrTisania, who have kindly
consented to act examining committee.
Tue admission is between II and - except Tor
those who hOEorahly served AT least year IN the war
for the suppression of the Rebellion, who eble I'M
I'll 2i Candidates must DC al least feet h free from
any infectious immoral disorder or from any de
f0rlny, disease, iInrmty which may render them un-
iii for military service They must o well Icrsedn read
ing, writing, OrthOg1;tby, atn tic, lngs grammar,
descriptive Ograly particularly OF the United States,
and the history Vi own country All those who
s these initials, aud who wish to compete for the
appu e axe iuc3te;i TO present heinselvos for eX-
aiinat on nj the CO.'TthOsc III White Plains Oh SdI-
ing tins place IL your columns you will greatly facilitate
this matter, and teiely ObSc your Ohehcnt servant,
y. HOLMES ODELL,
VI. c. Xilth Congressional District.
TarTytOtCn, " T., May 10 1870.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

tain and giving them demcr maa One OF the sndsns
submit ahd won't hone Beioro inc isin "
non resolved It's cspture Won oo s"aeho
prevented by keeping strict guard
TagSrOy-Edwari CLARK and Michael Mack masons Iouent
on scaod on the three story building D Spring St on mon
day Covert the foreman went np to eeparae mem nna
three precpitaed 10 tho ground % iL
Egbt feet the wall and fell with the men burynY
them beneath The extracted unconsCous Ana
fcarfully maDgled Macks recovery Ia doubtful
ORAxGRThe Common Council held ~ aIJ9urned meeGhg @
on Monday night resolution adopted instrcnH tnv
Mayor and Finance Committee TO borrow In ancipaon m
$1,000 and 10 Of the city are now out
standing.
MoRR,sTowy-The Charter Election held on Monday
and resulted In victory the Republicans the whole ticket
being elected by majority Of I63 The entire Council ~ no"
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
CHESTER HILL.-At meeting of the Chester HUI
Association the Committee appointed to consider the exped
ency establishing private school academy upon stock
pesepted report rg9nlzIng with
75 at 500 each. Forty shares were subscribed iof al
nj their meeting