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1875. 1870
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATsi5sNs I
~. .. COMPANY.

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BAL
TIMORE. PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS On IhE
JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection at Norfolk with the new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALTl-
MORE. and steamer LADY OF THE
LAKE. for WASHINGTON, ID. {.
On and after TUESDAY. September j, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying ine
United States Inail, viii leave Richmond iof tns
aboye-namea points TUESDAYS, THuRSDAih
and SATURDAYS r 81 O'Clock A. d.. ,.u
Passengers by this route can view oy daylent an
the historical and interesting points ana OBJECTS u
the James river, Including DUTCH Gar tpsssins
through the sume Notifications,
town, Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours NJ SorloiA
before departure OF Baltimore stsamers a, m
Fare 10 Norf0lk. 80 10
Fare to Norfolk and return.... 80; "a
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia ADA
New York At reduced rates. -.
Tickets for sale on steamers, NJ Career -" "a
Ticket Agency, Main st1ees and Exchange hot., AM ~
baggage checked through. Freight rec7yed asi ~ sS
Boston, Norfolk. and Portsmouth, ano regular ~
hugs on James river, from A. ~. 10 T. a. -
reasonable rates
Freight for way-land!ngs must be prepaid.
so L. b. TATUM, General ASshs.s ,
Office: Company's wharf, kockesn: oIahch oh1''
ut w. D. Blair g Co.'s, No. eos Main street.
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7 By,Augustine Royal
successor TO Moody 4 Royalty,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
5, r-,.. Manchester, Va. 81 =

COMMISSIONERS SALE. OF TWO
OUUNDRED AND SEVEN ACRES OFYALU-
ABLE LAND IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, ~
COUNTY iOLD LOCATION, On MONDAY, DE
GENDER II, 1876, At l2h O'CLOCK T. My
ty In the case Of L. L. Lester us p Jacksons ad-
Ininistra;or, shall expose for sale the valuable
TRACT OF LAND, conta a III TWO aUNDki ss.i
five miles from the courthouse and one and a half
miles OF Clover Hill rroad about one third clear.
pine. Good FRAMED HOUSE, five or six rooms,
In very fair order; and oil the usual outbuildtngs.
This tract of land should engage the attention OF
those seeking good home III nefghborhoad CEN
venient to schools churches, mills, &c. Special at
tertion is1nyited to the following liberal
Z TERMS Cash sufficient 10 pay expenses Of suit
and sale; balance In equal nstaimeuts of one, two,
deferred payments-sfx per cent. interest added
from day of sale: title retained until the whole pur-
chase-money Is paid and conveyance ordered by the
court. 8. BROOKS.
de .E'. . Special Commissioner.
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l.sHa9 BY Wellington Goddin. -sJ 1'
~ Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer. lin.
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

II
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR
CLOTS IN RUTHERFOORD'S ADDITION ON
TWENTY-NINTH STfsEET, AND OF YALUA-
BILE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TENEMENT ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE BETWEEN
INVENT Y-FIFTHj,A AND TWENTY-SIXTH
STREETS.-By virtue of decree OF the 18th June,
1876, and 3Oth Novembcr| S76. rendered by the
Chancery Court of the city of Richmond, In the case
Of Wanncnlackcr& Co. ts Crew, we SHALL as special
commissioners thereby appointe proceed to sell at
public auction, the premises In The order adyer-
Used the following real cstateviz. At the hour of
O'Clock p. NJ on FRIDAY the 9th December, lS7 6,
FOUR LOTS in Rutherfood'S addition mos. II, Is,
liz. and / 7),jfronting 145S feet on Twcnty-ntnth
street running back In an angular shape to an alley
IL feet wide. These lots lie on the west side Of
Twpnty-ninth street north of Square No. 81 OF Ru-
therfoord's addition. -,
Af,er which ON the premises, at o'clockP. win
be sold that VALUABLE LOT on the south side
OF Gruce between .Twcnty-titth and Twenty-sixth
streets with q LARGE observation-disclosures
TENEMENT thereon, new in the occupancy OF Dir.
William Hall Crew. fronting 70 feet, running back
about $50 feet. or less, to alley feet wide
to he soidfu two separate parcels, TO be determined
on at the hour of sale. - . - - re,E .fs..ts. = =
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes interest
added. and title retained until all of the purchasc
money is fully paidand conveyance ordered by the
court ALEXANDER II. SANDS,
80 - - - j. PRESTON COOKE, 80 81
. U-.-#LH %II JAMES N. DUNLOP, In".
do Commissioners,
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AUCTION. sALEs---Eature Days..


BY r. A. Paine Co., Auctioneera.
], ARar SALE OF d
DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES; &C. !.
On WEDNESDAY THE 18TH INSTANT, s. IS
commencing at 1OH o'clock, we win sell at 1902
Main street variety OF goods suited to the season,
comprising ..'.,.,3. 49, 80. !,
BOOTS, SHOES. AND ALMeRALS d,
trOO cases., comprising f,,i{s,= J
MEMS CALF and THICK BOOTS,
CONGRESS CATERS, BALMORALS, ~ I.
ENGLISH TIES and BROGAES,
with full assortment or .
wOMEN's, MISSES, BOYS, and CHILDREN's
~ SHOES, and BOYS BOOTS.
DRY GOODS IN VARIETY,
comprising CAss1MEREs, sUITINGs, JEANS,
and many desirable goods suited to the holiday
trade. 80" g 49,. rstG-,5 -. =
READY-MADE CLOTHING. HATS, &C., Fl
with a large invoice OF BANKRUPT GOODS,
among which arc many desirable goods.
Sale positive, and without limit or reserve ~
de 8 , Il. A. PAINE & Co. Auctoneers.
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sEWFNG.MACHINES.

GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN SEWING
VI MAEHlNES.-."THE LITTLE MONITOR"
the adtesa friend, uses shuttle, no bobbin, re-
winding Of thread makes three kinds of stitches de
rsptly from two whole spoois, and has seifregu-
latiDR tension and self: setting needIe. :
! i, s.,ssi;2 49, JOHN b., CiENSHAW,IA Agent,
I no2-3m 733 Main street, Richmond, Va. 4
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"A LYING CONMITTEE.-fSpecial dispatch
to tAe New York Tunes. ]--g'olunbys, De-
cember 4.--Seaztor Sherman General Gar
field. General Van Allen, don. f. w.
Stoughtoa. and Hon. Eugene Hale, men,
bers OF the Louisiana Republican Commit
tee, arrived here from New Orleans to-dey,
and called on Governor Hayes at the EXecv-
tive Department. They also visited the
Governor at bis residence this evening, and
will leave on an early train for Washington,
accompanied by Messrs. Thorne and Stout,
OF New York, who also arrived to-day.
Tue members OF the committee say, In con-
versation, that the atrocities practiced by
the Conservatives Of Louisiana to carry that
state for Tilden and Reform" must have
been horrible beyond description, and must.
when full accounts OF them shall be pub
lished, arouse the indignation OF the Ameri-
eau people. They state that the evidence
OF these atrocities Is simply overwhelming,
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AUCTION SATEE-RmtareD Days.
e 81 ny Ktckardson q CO.. & e
Real Essafe Agents and Aucfioneers,
1113 Masn Sfrret

COMMISSIONERS SALE of TWO
TWQ-STORYF FRAME DWELLINGS ON Tpr
s0UTH SIDE 0F CATHARINE STREET, WrSy
OF BROOK AVENUE, By AUCTl0N.-By yirfne
Of decree Of the Clansssx Court Of the city Of
in the suit Of Wake sud wife rs: Bayjey. GIG,
the undersigned Special commissioners thereby nns
g3inteG VIII sel BIZ auction. on the prrfnises, On
o'c0ck e. NJ, TWO .lTW O-STORY' FRXWEis
DWELLINGS, and LOTS, 21X feet each, on the
south side Of Catharfne street. near Smith street
kitchen each. rt.SJGsE $50 Ao"'A' aeio
Terms: One fourth cash; balance In SIX, twelve.
ana eighteen months. negotiable notes given for the
taned until the whole ,purchase-pioney Is paid and
conveyance ordered by the court. -
j. II. Guy. 50
ALEXANDER o. HOLLADAY,
! -, .y.t . VI ~ Special Commissioners.
EICHAKpSoN Co, Auctionecrs. de4
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Address OF GENERAL NICHOLS TO THE
PEOPLE OF L0UIsIANA.--Ne,1O Orleans, De
cember 6--General Francis T. Nichols has
issued an address to the people OF Louisiana
counselling them to pursue policy OF peace
for the yindication Of their rights. Speak
ing as the duly-elected Governor, he says !:
Is In the midst .of events vitality and inju-
riously affecting your highest aud most sa-
cred rights you have been. calm, prudent,
and law-abiding. The sole moving con-
sideration With every citizen.should be the
good Of the State and the perpetuation OF
republican institutions. ALI action based
upen any other idea ia unworthy Of the oc-
CASTOR Need remind you, there are mo-
ments in the akstory Of every people where
the highest .casRage ,anE most exalted devo-
ton are best exemplitied by noble seli-con-
troll. The final triumph OF right and JUS
tice Fest and depend upon allowing results
to be worked out by quiet, legal methods"
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

EOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO- fifth
EVIDENCE, AND BOST o N-sssszsEaessa
Steamer ALLIANCE, Captain CARR. win receive
freight for the above ports till FRIDAY the en
instant ut o O'Clock.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and state
i' ~ " '''N'' W.P. PORTER, Agent.
DE- 7-2t No. 1926 Dock street.
TOR NEW YORK.-The Old GFfS
Il Dominion Steamship Company's s>zzeEe.
steamship WYANOKE, Captain Couch. will salt
FRIDAY, December 9Th, at 8 o'clock A. n
Freight received until O'Clock A. d..
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, sosth,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $l2 round-trfp tickets,
500. Steerage, SO and 50.
For freight or passage, apply 70
G. W.ALLES CO., Agents.
dee-3t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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BY E. b. Cook. Auctioncer,
No. 1OGoyernor street,

1UdOVErNUE 5lICCt7
uoUsEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR
Ill PETS, STOVES, PARLOR SETS, TWO
sILyER-MoUNTED SHOWCASES. OFFICE
DESKS AND TABLES, AT AUCTl0N.-THlS
DAY Mt 10 O'Clock viii sell at my auctfon-rooms
an assortment OF FURNITURE, &C., consisting OF
One excellent VELVET CARPET. - -t't-1
TIIREE-PLYt and INGRAM CARPETS,
in excellent order. -
One handsome OAK SUIT, covered with plush, OF
two large sofas and eight chairs
MAHOGANY WARDR0BEs and BUREAUS.
One CUTThGECHhhfBER SUIT, complete; . =
.FEATHER-BEDs, MATTRESSES.
and TABLES ~ sFCj~
CRIBS, CRADLES, LOUNGES,
TIN and WIRE SIDEBOARD SAFEs, :" Sos
COOKING and HEAT1NG-STOVEs, I,-Fpr
Two HANDSOME SILvER,M0uNTED MAN
SARD SHOWCASES, eight feet long each.
de6,,; ,1 So -. Il. B.. Coon Auctloneer. ;
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DENTISTS.
CARPETs. RUGS, MATS. DC.

~--~-~~~ ~~~~>~--~~~~~~~~
WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR FALL
Wv stock of CARPETS, oTL-CLOTH, RUGS
MATS, SHADES, CORNiGES, LACE and DAM
ASK CURTAINS. We hare a large assortment O
ER-HANGINGS, which we offer at low prices
All orders promptly attended to. 80. fftit ~
..es .s..Es.ftt PHIL1.IPS & JENNINGS. s. 4
No. %, corner Governor and franklin streets.
sc % hf-t5at~i X E-tt - Richmond. Va.
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THE BEST HAIR.ToNIC, the "GLY-
l. CERINE AND CANTHARIDES.' Prepared
only by POLK MILLER 6 CO.,
no 80 " '".' Apothecaries.
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CHARLES PHILIPS,
/. 8. TOWER.
CYRUS BOSSIEUy,
.sr, BY EDWARD 9. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and AuctlOneer,
1918 Main street, .f

j. THOMPSON Bnews, Anctioneer. de de
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THE QUALITY OF CLOVER, HILL
COAL now better than ever before. Try it and be
convinced. T. C. JONES,
7- r. a. Commercial Agent.
Offices, Seventh and Byrd and Eleventh near
Main street. de
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EOR RENT, THAT MOST DESI- G.ss,
Il RABLE ENGLISH BASEMENT DWELL RI
ING No. 800 west side Of Third street, Candles
Hill new aud complete In all respects: Apply to
:. -. j. L. APPERSON,
do 7-Rk Real Estate Agent.
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DROTECT YOUR CHEST S.-Best
f I,AMB,S-WOOL CHEST-PROTECTORS.
-. POLK MILLER & CO.,
no 80 .s-,- .-- Apothecaries.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.
WOOD AND COAE. 81:

IS LIVERY THING FROZEN UP, AND
IL no coal to run our engine aud shop with" "
Before this Is the state of affairs buy supply Of
NORWOOD COAL from PITCHER,
de I-...- '-...i S23 east Main street.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES: &c.

IF YOUR CHILDREN NEED A VERMl-
EFUGE give them the IMPROVED WORM LO-
and win prove reliable and sure In their effects.
Freshly made CAMPHOR-ICE. with GLYCE-
RJNE. COLD CREAM, EAfOLLIENT BALM, &C.,
de . L. WAGNER, Druggist.
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FIREWORKS. p"
E-WORKS.-Just received, ia time
II for celebrations of the Democratic victory.
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS worth Of splendid
FIRE-WoRks, which win sell at very low prices
expense. Engage your lanterns ut once. -
49,. ANDREW PIZZINI, Dr.,
moo S07 Broad street.
, 1876-11-26

What 1t Means and Where to Get 1t.
The introduction Of IN article into any mar
ket that has tendency to lessen the cost OF a
necessity to the consumer should always be
hailed as public benefit. Competition in the
salc Of almost anything will enable the pur~
chaser to drive better bargain with the pro-
Queer. The recent sale in large quantities Of
anthracite coal at very low figures in New York
has started the speculator on fresh scent He
talks Of i corner on coal, and how 1t will
double in price between now and-some time.
He realizes more than the consumer does that
coal will never touch those prices again. 1t
cannot be mined and put through the breaker
alone for those figures.
The efforts Of the Watson Coal aud Mining
Company to introduce their celebrated Cart
sherrie coal into this market will, we hope,
meet with the SUCCESS itdescrves. Its re1narka-
BILE freedom from impurities, great heating pow
or and cheapness, commend it specially Tor
household use. It is similar to Briar Hill and
Eric coal, and costs much less. The Union Roll
ing Mills at Bridgeport G,nsumc annually over
$4,000 tons Of this coal. This TACT alone is suit
tcient guarantee OF the character Of the coal. It
can be had at Nus. 10l Washington street, 192
East Twelfth street. and at the orth Pier
, 1876-11-26
A HANDSOME " FIND"
Cnecfai IlExn0fch Ia TNk Tribune


QUINCY, ILL.,, Nov. ga curious bit Of news
comes by mail from PALMYRA, Mo-, regarding q
relic Of the days OF the Rebellion in that State.
Some days ago a man named Jc1rrles, residing
at Palmyra, was out in the woods with his chill
dren hunting nuts. On looking into hollow
tree one OF the children saw something which,
when taken out and examined, proved to be IN
old paint-keg, in which was inclosed an earthen
jar containing S5S3 in gold and silver.
The finders Kept the matter quiet, as
they supposed, but one Of the children let
It out at school, and from thence the matter
came to the ears Of Isaac aud Jacob johnson,
who reside in the neighborhood. These gentle
men came and examined the treasure and had
little difficulty in showing that they (tbe john
sons) had concealed 1t, to prevent its capture,
on the day before the Rebel Colonel, Porter.
made his raid into that region and took Palmyra,
in 1862. They did not attempt to find it Tor
some time after it had been concealed, and wien
they did were unable to identify the place. The
owners we're glad enough to present $50 to the
child who discovered it.
, 1876-11-26

i SIN TnpES, not liking the cold reception ac-
corded to GARRISON N. PorTER's proposition
to elect THO Presidents and begin another civil
var, has caused that gentleman to publish a
carei in the New York Herald saying:
G1 WALL STREET, NEW York, Nov. %, 1876. -
To tie Editor Of tie Herald: S1n-Pernit me TO
ask further space OF you to say
Fr.t-That my letter published this morning acds
rot meant to be {ake as representing any rteus but
NY 0Un. CLARKsoS n. POTTER.
The scheme seems to have been thrown out
Is feeler, and the public not "tumbling to
it, POTTER shoulders the responsibility Of
alone Matching this serpent's egg. # the plan
lad received popular approval, TnDEs would
have been willing to father it.
, 1876-11-26

The people Of Michigan have voted on three
amendments to their State Constitution, and
adopted them, viz: The anti-liQuor-license
clause is obliteratcd by 5s,057 yeas to 50,63d
nays. Saloons may hereafter be licensed. The
in1case Of salaries from 81, 500 to $2,500 for
Circuit Judges is carried by 63,14 yeas to
4, .,S7 nays; the change Of time for voting on
amendments from November to April is carried
br Q427 yeas to 2o,S5S nays. Thus all three Of
Ire proposed amendments are Endorsed By the
popular vote, and will become a part Of the
State Constitution Jan. l, 1871. Less than
half the voters voted on either Of the amend
Melts.
, 1876-11-26
The New Russian Loan All Taken
by St. Petersburg and
Moscow.
Report that England Consents to Rus
sia's Occupation Of Bulgaria.
Central America Suffering from
Destructive Floods.
Early Reports Of the Terrible Character Of
the Indian Cyolone Confirmed.
The Iron Trade Of England and tie Con.
tfnent Greatly Depressed.
THE EAST.

TEE EAST.
RUSSIAN CUSTOMS DUTIES.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 25,-An imperial
ukase has been promulgated, providing that
after the 1st Of January next customs duties
shall be payable in gold OF coupons negotiable
abroad, and also relieving common carriers
from responsibility under contracts for the early
delivery Of merchandise where interfercd with
By circumstances beyond their control.
ENGLAND's REPRESENTATIVE TO THE CONFER.
ENCE.
VIENNA, Nov. 25.-The Marquis OF Salisbury
bad an interview with Count Andrassy to-day,
and was a1terward received by the Emperor
Francis Joseph. The Marquis leaves for Trieste
Monday, the eth inst.
ALLEGED DECLARATION OF ENGLAND.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-A special Vienna dis
patch says: The 1dgblatt says it learns au-
thcntieally that England has declared that she
will admit of the Russian occupation Of Bull
garia on the condition Of q solemn promise by
Russia to withdraw at certain time.
TIE NEW LOAN.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 25.-Subscripttons in
st. Petersburg and Moscow alone TO the loan Of
100 600 roubles, authorized by an Imperial
edict Of N@. Is, exceed that amount.
, 1876-11-26

The official returns from nearly all the coun-
ties Of California have come to hand, and. taken
With tue unofficial reports. show that the total
sote Of the State was 146, ,sE3, of which T11DEN
got 7l,'ol and HAYES 75,175, the Republican
majority being 3,470. Nearly one-third the
total vote Of the State WAS polled by the City OF
ban Francisco, which cast 41,562 for President,
giving T1lDES 20.397 and HAYES q, ,165, Re
publican majority OF 5Ss, and 4o,47 votes Tor
Congressman, Of which PIPER, Democrat, got
1s'3G aud DAVIS, Republican, got 20, liz, Re
publican majority OF l,751.
, 1876-11-26


- eof;cient1y separate parties; ana, TO III
A ,,nort far DEPRE71s By the people,
su17 .lo enfFrooa yurs rro1n5sed
En- eu1a'6 r. .,oe +b;e ~,,on,;co
IS reform Heaeuc.
nnouestionatly WHICH eeeu1eo s1to A1A Is nafA
- FIR the Ministry which has been re-
.1o now Parliament. It remains
tofueu ~ c,r,,on+ tn carrv mi; t1,e re-.
now tor tne -. a. r..1
form that was p1o"19eo' 1n' Ae4o e"o AVA
:,re ara likely to find the most senous ques-
4:''4 49, boe confronted them since they be-
14oA ,,n;taa and Constitutional
gan 10 o1''o -, D.,1 7f.u naust,. nov,
Government LIS 4 A1' 1o1'' " ""~.~'$~' o041'
,nsntine on the situation, says:
u csnrot be denied that there il, On the lace OF
~ f.ct. strong case for some alteration in the
,sctor, law of ltaly. The constituencies include
-,+ooetber little more than half million OF regis
.a-ad electors out Of population OF "a, ooo, 600
~ nnwards. This is almost as far removed from
~ ss,nocratic conception Of representative gov
-..,ent as the French Constitution for which n.
c.1.-o., so ursuccessfulJy struggled generation
W. At the came time, it is impossible not to see
-, the Ministry and the party Of which 1t is the
oresu a1 arc rushing upon unknown dangers
by proposing to entranenlse me masses @ ol
the peasaan' mha 1ta,ian Government has Joined
town. with the forces OF the Church, and hith
~ ,,o the Church have submitted to defeat because
the sast majority OF the electoral oooy, friendly
to the ad'ancemsn1 VI ;t" hss Nv xrnn,t6r M 9th
1ensnse ,atr;encs But when the peasants and the
,,zz.roni arc admitted to the polls in crowds the
priesthood may possibly ana it worth Their WINE
once more 10 .ats .ne on handa Were universal
u..s ae or anythpg approaching to it, established
IN 1.aly, the saeacious politicians OF the Roman
Parliament would find that their psetenslons
would be aosotu.ey Icy po su.e se, ~ G.u,sn1 ~ s;annr
sl's' e,a a s;rnor M1scur7r1. sienor Drrnrr1s and
sienor s N1corEnA, would hare to make way for the
zealots OF Infallibility or the "R'shts OF Man."
Ne do not imagine, meeea' ena' nsl' s
VII ps hnt ~ it ia not easy to regulate with pre-
sis;ou the distance to which one will walk into the
,ea among waves and quicksands. very moder~
hte measure OF lclotm "outu ploo"pty uS ID o4saP-
, 1876-11-26
CENTRAL AMERICA.


NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-The steamer from As
pinwan arrived tonight. The severity Of the
Northern Asptnwall gale and continued rains
served to overflow the railroad track for miles,
The Pueblos along the line from Gatuu to Mat
achin were inundated, and the Inhabitants
forced to leave their dwellings. The last train
to cross was on the 10th inst, and
soon after telegraphic communication WAS
broken. aud was not resumed for several days.
Through communication between Panama
and Aspinwall had not been restored when the
steamer sailed on the 18th inst.
The Inhabitants OF Gatun had taken refuge in
the church. The waters had risen in the houses
more than five feet. Disastrous results OF the
frcshet were feared 1T Buena Vista, which could
not be reached.
, 1876-11-26

turing Of mink and seal sacques to their new pat
tern. They can make the old style seal sacques
longer, witho without trimming, aud, cutto their
new pattern, look like new.
All kinds Of fur repairing done at short notice
and low prices.
, 1876-11-26

With the army slowly pouring into Washington,
5eS"!ng memories Of wars glory, GRANTS mes.
eace u likely to be OF a martial turn.-Cincinndta
Enquirer.
Very "martia1'' indeed. Gen. SHERMAN re-
ports THAT the army now consists Of 1886 men.
VI this number, 500 take their meals in Wash
mgton aud sleep there. This vast force is what
causes the Democratic dcmagogucs to sit On
their hind legs and howl usurpation.''
, 1876-11-26
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIT TpnN tapanr

LONDON, Nov. ga memorandum furnished
the Foreign Office by the President Of the
British Iron Trade Association states that a
large proportion Of the furnaces are out Of
blast, and still larger proportion Of the forges
and mills for the production Of malleable iron
arc closed. Thousands of workmen have been
discharged, and the wages OF those retained ma
terial1y reduced. Distress Is the greatest in the
Of England, but is also very great in Stafford
shire, the midland counties, and Scotland.
The depression is not confined to England,
but is felt on the Continent with almost equal
severity. Germany aud Belgium are the great
est sufferers. France is not SO badly of, but
is evidently in critical and unsound condition.
ROYAL BIRTH.
LONDON, Nov. 25.--The Duchess Of Edinburg
has been delivered Of daughter at Malta