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WHIrTIER-AaAIS.vW give JOHN SMITH
q hearing. All that we are seeking in this
matter is the truth. We do not wish to ar
que the point at length. We will, however,
cite the following sentence. We read it in
newspaper, it is true; but we are unable
to perceive that it Is incorrect:
''Drs. Jones and Smith, who have been
engaged in the practice OF dentistry ten and
fifteen years." &c.
''JoEss' and '.SaITH" are joined by
n copulatiye conjunction, yet surely it is
not predicated OF each OF them that he had
practiced dentistry ten and fifteen years.
That is to say what Is predicated Of JONES
is not predicated OF SMITH. Nor Is what is
predieated of each OF them pfedicated Of
both. JONES had not practiced ten and iii
teen years. Nor had SMITH. But JONES hat
aracticed ten, and SMITH fifteen years.
Or take the following Mrs. He
ANS:
s.The men OF field and l0ars.
Are not the rocks their funeral pile,
The shores aud seas their graVefn
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Each compartment OF the new reservoir
holds twenty millions Of gallons OF water
enough to supply each one OF seventy thou
sand men, women, and children with nearly
thirty gallons day for ten days-and yet
the water is as muddy as il it had come from
the old reservoir. What's the matter,
Colonely We promised for YOU that the city
should have clear water when the new
reservoir was completed. Or is it true that
the new reservoir is not yet completed?
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irla-eodIlt
II ENMORE UNIVERSITY

IN H1GH-SCHOOI.
H. A. STROBE (5iath. Netlalist. University OF
yirginia, Principal and Instructor In Mathematics
aud Natural Sciences.
II. C. BROCK, B. Lit, University OF Virginia ire
Gently assistant instructor In Latin, University OF
Virgfnia), instructor In Greek, Latin, French, and
German.
Strictly preparatory to the University Of Virginia
Students received If over ten years Of age The
school Is easily accessible by railroad large GYM
NAsIUM BUILDING, we'll appointed. Is late impor-
tant addition 10 the school.
TERMS for half session, payable In advance: TuI-
ton and board tincluding fuel and medical atten-
dance, $3.50. For students under fifteen years Of
tendance, lights, and washing S135.
For catalogue address IL. A. STROBE
~ S-S,Tu.&Th,2m Principal.
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HARRISoNBURG.

DEDICATION OF A CATHOLIC CHURCH-sERMON
BY BISHOP GIBB0Ns-TILDEN AND HEN
BRICKS.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispa;chI
80 49, AUGUST Z, 1875.
The Catholic church in this place was
dedicated yesterday, very large congrega-
ton being in attendance to witnese the inn
posing ceremonies. The Valley, railroad
brought down in It's crowded trains large
delegation from Staunton, embracing mem
bers OF St. Joseph's Catholic church, the
Hibernian Society in their regaiia, and
others. The ceremonies Of dedication were
performed by Right Rev. Bishop Gibbons,
OF Richmond, assisted by Rev. Father
O'keefe, OF Norfolk, Va; Rev. Thomas j.
Murray, OF Lexington, Va, and Rev. John
McVerry, Rev. p. Fitzsiminons, and Messrs.
Deneen and Kenny, ecclesiastical students
Of Staunton. After the dedication and the
celebration Of mass, Bishop Gibbons deliy-
cred very able and eloquent discourse,
basing his remarks upon the passage, Lord,
it Is good for us to be here!" The audi
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-. COHEN BROTHERS STILL CON

ne COHEN BROTHERS STILL CON-
TINUE to close their stock at great sacrifice.
Their goods are now offered without regard to cost
or value.
The balance OF their SUMMER DRESS GOODS at
6, 10, and 12kc.;
DRESS GOODS at IS, 161f, 20, and 25c., sold four
weeks ago for rs, 80, IS, 40, and 50c.;
BLACK GRENADINES at 15c, reduced from
S7{c.;
which was CSC. first part Of this season; at 3oc,
cost over 50c.
Tho largest and most elegant stock of BLACK and
COLORED SILKS ever offered in the city this
season Of the year. These goods were purchased
to the greatest advantage, and are offered re-
gardlcss Of value;
Also, large stock OF BLACK ALPACAS OF the
most superior manufacture greatly reduced IN
prices;
lstans, Check and Striped NIuslins, Lace stripes
and Plaids, Organizes, Nainsooks. &c. are now
offered regardless Of value to close for this season.
Special attention Is called to lot OIL over i,oou
wards Of AMERICAN and FRENCH PlQoES'
which are sold al less than half their package
cost;
Also, large lot OF RlBBONS, III I'LL WILLIS Ai'' w.
ors, greatly reduced; 80
EpESCH-W0yE CORSETS ut 37i1, so. 75c., 81,
md sl.5O-the best and cheapest now offered IN
the city;
TX LIAMALACE POINTS at one third their value
to close for this season;
TABLE LINENS at &c.; the German hand-woVeh
lpure linen). 37Hc., reduced from &c.;
DOIIBI.E sATTEEN FRENCH TABLE LINENS
greatly reduced;
HONEY-COMB QUILTS-full sizes-85c.;
BRIDAL QUILTS-the largest in use-at Soc;
A very large stock CT SIARSELLES QUILTS at
e,ually reduced rates, purchased at the recent
auction sales; -.
Good quality lo-4 sHEETiNG at 20, rs, 80, and
Soc, reduced from to loo. yard -..... at
800 yards YARD-WIDE MATING at lsHc.-lhe
quality generally sold at 25c. .a-.
PARASOLS again reduced to positively close Tor
this season. This briggs them far below half
what they were sold for during the season. au o
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EDUCATToSAr.

Mrs. M. G. RICEDEsIGNs REsUMING
1yI HEE SCHOLASTIC DUTIES Sd sEPTEH.
BER st sos Second street, between Clay and Leist.
M 9,19,&26& so s-'s,
SCHOOL OF Law AND EQUITY
DWASHINGTON AND LEE UEfVERsrTy
Lexington, Va. Session Of 1871. Facu1tr !.
cnAnLLs 4: GnxyEy, d: a, .. e, Professor Com:
WfLLIAM PRESTON JOHNSTON, Ii. D., Profss.o,,
Of History and Science Of Law; j.. EANpOI pm
TUCKER, IL. D., Professor Mercantile Law. Can.
fict OF Laws, and Constitutional Law; Hon. fran.
CIS T.. AEpERSoN Judge OF Court OF Appeals az
yrgtnia), Lecturer on Common Carriers and In
surance; Hon. WALLEI Il. STALLS Judge ~
Court OF Appeals OF YirRfniaJ, Lecturer on Crnin,i
Law; Hon. WiLLIAn NcLArGHLIN Iyudge OF Cir.
Pleading In Courts Of Law and Equity; Hon. Hr;cW
w. sHEFFEY Gate Judge OF Circuit Court OF Viz.
zinis), Lecturer on Wills and Probate Practice.
BOLIVAR CHRIsTIAS, ESP, Lecturer on Pala
mentary Law and Procedure.
The Instruction Is by text-books and lectures 70.
gether with o Moot Court and q Parliament The
next session begins SEPTEMBER 21sT. The entire
course may be completed In one year.
For full information by catalogue or circular ad-
dress WALTER BOWIE
an 7-3t Clerk Of Faculty,
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Nr BUY YOUR HAMBURGER EDG-
INGS at COHEN BROTHERS.. They have the
largest assortment and the lowest prices ever known
on those goods. "a ~ auo
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ns LINEN SUITS FOR LADIES; also
oyERsKIRTs and JACKETS, ULsTERs, and
BUSTERS; ali OF which will be sold OF nard-pan
prices. lau ~ LEVY BhOIhEh4'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-08

The receivers Of the Atlantic. Mississippi
and Ohio Railroad Company have recently
contracted for twenty miles OF steel rail, the
delivery OF which viii be begun this week.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, DC.

.SPECIAL NOTICE.-Haying dis 81
on collaterals, have determined 20 sell aii dEss&
The forfeited pledges on hand at the advances made
on same, whfchis In every case much below original
cost. The goods consist Of oslE-t.t ,!ssYfs
Magnificent DIAMOND RINGS, s
Superb STEM and KEY-WINDING WATCHES,
VEST; GUARD 0PERA,an fftIATELAINE
Elegant AMETHYST, CAMEO, and other SET
zE RINGS, BUTTONS, SC. 4 20 4t5l5i
shall continue to sell until all the arttceS are dis
posed Of In order to realize the cash, great induce
ments win be offered TO purchasers. SO, come early
and often to 3. A. WINSTOCK'S, e
u Him No. II north Fourteenth street,
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PERSONAL,

"A tTTENTION,. .JEWELLERS.--H ANY
IA person brings ap AMATHYST RING TO be re-
set YOU will please communicate with the subscrt-
Der. 1t -is gold ring with black enamel on the
sides, stolen Sunday, 9th Instant. T, II. H.,
au s-lts No. 3l3 south Fourth street,
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|HOLLINs INSTITUTE,
BoTEToURT SPRINGS. VA.

Thirty-foarth annual session will open On rte
18TH OF SEPTEMBER.
Faculty: Fifteen ladies' and gentlemen besides
other officers. Board and tuition in all literary stu
dies, 1925. Apply for circulars. Young ladies prr
posing to attend should register at once
Depot: Salem, Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad.
Post-of1ce Bosetourt Springs, Va
CHARLES l.. COOKE
~ I4-eOd11t Ef Supcrintpniep,
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wTHE FOLLOWING B A r G AIN S
can now be had ut

l.
can now be had ut
SYCLE BROTHERS., 429 BROAD STREET,
between Fourth and Fifth streets:
BLACK GRENADINES at half price;
COLORED GRENADINES to be sold regardless to
cost;
PLAIN and PLAID POPLINS and MOIIAIRs
marked down to asonishingly low prices;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS reduced from rs to
40 per cent; -, ...
BLACK ALPACAs aud MOURNING GOODS
the largest and best assorted stock In the city at
prices to astonish every buyer;
CASSI1fERES aud LINENS for men and boys
wear ut greatly reduced prices;
l35 PARASOLS to be closed out ut u great sacri-
flee;
so dozen FANS remarkably cheap;
25O pieces LAWNS in nice patterns;
CAaiBRICS, PERCALES, and SUMMER PRINTS
at reduced prices;
A handsome stock Of choice HAMBURGER EDG.
INGS and INSERTINGS-to be sold at one half
OF importers price;
SIATTINGS and OIL-CLOTfiS at and below cost.
Don't full to call ut once and secure the bargains
at SYCLE BROTHERS.
aus a.f
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NJ SYCLE BROTHERS HAVE JUST
received the largest stock Of DED-QUlLTS that
ever was In the city.
WHITE BED-QULTs, all full size, at 75c, $50,
81, 1925, s1.75, g. s2.35, so, $3.50, SO,
| and "a. worth rs per cent. more.
These GOODS have been bought very cheap and
| will be sold accordingly. ~ a ar 3 !,
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IMPORTANT TO PARENTS AND
GUARDIANS. r..
MOUNT DE CHANTAL ACADEMY or THE
VISITATION.
NEAR WHEELING, w. VA.

Parents In quest OF iirst-ciass school for their
daughters will DO we'll TO investigate the Claims OF
department OF female EDUCATION MOUNT DE
Cf1ANTAL ranks pre-eninenuy high. Great atten.
ton Is given TO perfect the pupils In writing ana
advanced It Is the language OF their recreation hour
The purity OF accent and correctness OF psonuncia-
ton acquired IN this Institution have long been
subject of surprise 10 the native Partisan The re-
nown for the superori.yinnirisfc Is so widespread
rs TO have made this Academy almost national one
One feature In particular that should recommend
MOUNT DE CHANTAL to the sensible parent Is
the influence exercised TO form the pupils TO views
| and habits Of economy, and to render them really
Simplicity Of dress Is enforced by rule.
These facts. united 10 the exceedingly moderan
trust, secure TO this school Us large and desirs
q patronage in the future rs II ha, enDyedin aie
past. ss4fs s.s #tt- .o
For further particulars apply for prospecsesms
the Directrcss of Mount de Chantal Academy OF He
Visitation. near Wheeling. ". Va. jy l-Sm
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srECrAs,i' ]. NOTICES.
rdaREATER BARGAINS THAI
EVER NOW OFFERED

nar GREATER BARGAINS THAN
EVER NOW OFFERED
WILLIAM THALHntER,s
COL BROAD STREET.
ASH wish TO reduce my stock and mske room 70,
new goods, will sell my entire stock AT COsffron
now until the 1ss of September, when win open Of
nv NEW and ENLARGED STORE lsrge and
good stock Of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., &C.,
with an increased force Of clerks and VIII DC pre-
pared TO offer greater inducements titan any o1het
house In the city. , "
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, AUGUST z, 5
7oo n,eces MEDIUM and DARK PRINTS at 6Xc.
and shc.;
zoo pieces BEST BLEACHED and BROWN COT
TON at5,d, 8, 8, and 1oc.;
90 pieces Cd and 10-4 SHEETINGS at very low
prices;
20 pieces WHITE FLANNELs tall wooD at sc.
worth SIC;
X nieces WHITE FLANNELS at zoe. worth SOC.
25 pieces WHITE FLANNELs at 80 and SIC.
worth 40 and soc.
VIII open great many goods this and next week
at extra low prices. Don't fail to call at
ou7 WILLIAM THALHIbIER'S.
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We offer special Inducements In TOWELS, NAP
DAMASKS, -FRUIT-CLOTHS, TABLE and
PIANO-COYERS.haying a very large stock OF
All our DOMESTIC GOODS will be retalled at
wholesale market prices -
LINEN SIEETiNG at csc. reduced from sl.I0;
r NE tIH CIRTIISS and NOTTINGHAM LACES
al astOnshingly low figures;
CROCHET SACQUES In large variety. -
Don't fail to calf on usff Jou are buying Jour DRf
GOODS, as 1t will pay yon well TO do SO. New goods
received daily at SYCLE BROfHEkS',
-, - .la a29 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
I Orders from the country solicited and promptly
attended to. =! t@ = ''a-sst au o
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.DICHMOND COLLEGE,
LII RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

The next session opens SEPTEMBER 81, 1875.
eight separate schoos-viz., Latin Greek Modern
Languages English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemls-
try, and Philosophy. supplied by corps OF seven
full and leaves the institution In excellent working
order. lis situation, buildings apparatus, and inter-
est-bearng endowment enable ii 10 dispense llDtra
education on terms unusually moderate.
EXPENSES FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Naturalization and tuition In any three sehooiss w
Fuel, light, washing and board In mess c'nDs'
about. ii'
Total. .........................s20 1903
Or by boarding ut College Hotel instead of
messing go"
For catalogues giving full information address
. Il. PCRYEAR.
iy13-fSe25 Chairman OF Faculty.
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uA1iPDEN-sIDNEY COLLEGE, VA.

The one hundred and first session will begin the
7TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1876. and close on the
Thursday after the second Tuesday In the following
June.
For catalogue or further information, apply 10
REV. j. NJ. 7. ATKINSON, d. D., President,
or to l.. L. HOLIDAY, Clerk OF Faculty.
lie DG-ofnM2m
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-12-09

rieux. sstinS. .ayant Ait Iquslqusa politics
6coaomies. mais Sans grande force d searsc-
tAre ct volontiers peureux. Dtmoefste, II
derniere election. bien quill en- eAtle dlsir ct
10 droit, u nAsvait - es6 vstes. NJ q n'sa
psssait paa neins pour an d6meefats, Ycur
I'M ennsnsi. Stsur nm rebsllA . 4 vivdA dans
une craints psrp6tnelle OF m dllirs seossant
Etro democratic, par ici, c'est Atrs ani De-
blancs, ct l'amiti6. sux blAses 81 ~ sEinse
que 10 radicaliame noir NJ perdonne paa.
IN. Emile BourRioiA notrsv essn, : III
sur Is arpsuts do tssTs-se q n'sst pes u une
merveillsass xcepeioa-J9 bossu0fo . easEo
OF 20 barils de mzlaase. s,
--Notre ami Dornisr envoy6 sm bareaa
du LoAisianais m ph6nomeae vlg<tal vraa-
ment singulier. C'est une canne B STORE La
dite canno sucre, B ID motifs do - hautsur,
fourche. "a s<parc en- deux branches OF .
prolongc On doux cannes superbes. Pourqucd
cettc bfzarrerie contraire ID loi des cannes
! sucrc, OF quelle pensSe myst<risuas done
trouble In vkgetation ordinsirs Do notre casns
jumellef Fsiir qsi potsit dit virEils.
-Deux epterremsnts cette ssma2se b ~
elise St-Michel, don't 10 P. Renaudlsr est 10
desservant: celui de Jean Baptists Bear4sois,
de- Ia Riviere Neuvs, mais natf Do cstts pe
roisse; ct celui do Nine Noise Lsb0uf, viefll(
OF respectable dame do cette conmunsnsS.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-12-09

tifcat 4 M .6leeteur democratic, fait,
qui, sill se veri6e, completera la ma
joritk de Tilden. D'autre part, les
6lectenra r6publicains Dc PAlabama,
Etat qui q donn6 10000 voix de ma
jorit6 democratique, sont invites, par
10 comit6 republican, national, 4 de-
poeer lea votes de IEtat pour Hayes.
-Une depAche de New York, dat6e
du s, annonce l'incendie du theatre
de Brooklyn; 2S5 personnes nuraient
p6ri dams cette catastrophe. lie
meme jonr a Ell lieu q Washington,
Pennsylvania, In cremation des res
tea dn baron th6osophe dc Palm
Pour reyenir A la Louisiana, le board
des retours q respecte 10 ticket muni-
cipal de In Nouvelle- Orleans. Leselec-
teurs de Tilden reclament nne majoritA
de II 900 voix.-Le steamer Grand
Republic eat arrive le 6 a In Nouvelle-
Orieans, avec une cargaison de 8, l46
bales de cotton, Ia plus forte que
steamer ait jamais portee.
LIE grand-duc Nicolas pris le
commandment en- chef de rarmee
russo. .-N'ayant pm s'entendre avee
le due d'Audiffret- Pasquier, le marc
chal -Mahon, president de Ia Re.
publique irancaise, a Ouvert des ne
gociations avec le centre gauche, pal
l'intermediaire de NJ. Duclerc, er
stipulant le maintien du genera
Berthaut 4 la gnerre.-En Espagne
In junte de Biscaye s'est rassembl6e
ct le gouvernement a lintention d.
la dissoudre. q 'sH
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esSNOoo oSoovooo pceaoeee9ens sene
l)dua1s psspicD asx .soaps A,ktats q
feejni = aLouiaiase, 1aillsurs pas-
1Iitensat Asueoc6 et Pe6dit. . 1880
seapa ~ paels hessd d. retouss'
On esais ~ n noesat . - se.n-
uule e eopscissce d r. part Aes
Seax u.edsbrss de couleds, Caaanavs
- Eeonee. uuais - asex 1smhses Z
peee 0laaeAev Wells st Aaaersen.
~ epsoatt6 y 0nt fait pr6valOar =
ssnaiese A paxti acharn! : = proie'
- - ~ r1eult1ts potoires, ceoh!,
- eorls sappegt dan conit9 d
1Isearsis .da.s Nerdss eompcs. q
M. .lpkloeft . Trumbull, Hscee'
6ri6h. Julioo - Watenn, enan go
- 1octo tviAsnce, b boaTA - -
fa~fe - ssassia q rtvisiOe : prpclir
+. -, ,eannD Y seit. ~ resalet g CO
go ~ GyIa1 ysi., :. S!sstsan
Fs.. s..s.ss, nas'f fsseEsia sa q 'sss Sl&sil
n, ,l9o; lisatesas>-oosvcsnsor, ~
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DERNIEREs NoUvELLEs

La i0urn6o dn 8 est toute pleine
dxv<nementa destin6s ! en- fairc nai-
trs d'autres, non moins int6ressants.
En- guise de- measage supn nentsire,
le president Grant a envoy Lon-
grSs ls rapport sur II Louisiana. fait
sur commando par ses hommes de
confance, NM. Sherman, Stonghton,
Van Allen, Hale, Garfield, Parker,
Kelly, Clark st Wilson. La Chambre
parali, = ps<paser \ Faction. IL s6na.
teuF, Johny 6hcrnsas apr@s uns. .cont6-
ireuoo. Ayec y E<Wkral Sherman, con
MIR, 81 diapos6 ase Iaisser 6lirs sue.
sssespr q. y, Ferry ! Il pr&sidencs
IN S{eatv .Avse y per1pecttye Dc b
sacooosino II 0fnpt. oil NY . d'6lec'
tion .nsfsidsutielle ni par ls psuple
y ~ y CeagrAs. Les colleges 6lec.
toeaak ont yot4, y s. dana les troll
Ctafa doateux. mAi4 en- deubls, le'
ma poaE Hayes,. et les aptree Pen
Tilaou. Dams II Carolius du BOD, d
Corr Supreme d rEtst recoppait u
Chambre d6mocTAtque comNo u
seuIc aesemblte l<gale; en Floride
~ dfmocrates conteetent absolumsn
| IL naioritt de- c9O3 voig, r6clsm<s poo
Hayee, par L. repnblicains; % Loui
eiaSe, ~ <lectepIs d6mocratsA poor
vus .des eertj6clts d6liyr6s. par u
NcEuesy, ont d6pos6 - 8 votes d
j,stat pour ITildep, ct le gouvernou
| ~ ala = lape6 une adresse patriot
ees. % psppb qni 70 Slu; y jng
&po4ord ct homp6 messsger des de-
1ocsates ! WaahinGton, tsndis qu
cette fouction est attribu6e pee le
! I,rGpsblicaios \ y, TIC. AndeTSen, sx
as0bn ~ r,sx- board d. retours, q
A-scapls ssr y salaiie quilui revien
! 6rovss, Do r0rSgoo, do6kS m ca
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-12-09

Wlne ~ ,UOS, VVtE<I,U0sbj scCuotduU
d'Etat, Honore 1855, Strong 20, 1913;
auditeur, johnson 75,555, Jumel
O,;9l; avocat- general, Hunt rs. .G6,
Ogden 7O,666; aurintendant de redn-
cation, Brown ~, ,44B, Lnsher n, l09;
COngrAa, Ter district, Gibson IA. .448,
Burwell II, ,626; 2e, Ellis 13,548, Dib-
BILE Il,447; ar, Darrall 1866, Acklen
1858; 4e, Smith n, 1853. Elan 9,674;
Sc, Leonard 1881, Farmer 9,2l2;
Sc. Nash I0,7y7, Robertson l0,7O3.
Cette honnste arithmetique 80 COM
plAte par ,.ne attribution de Is voix
de majorite republicaine 4 Ia Legisla-
ture. Et VOLTA comment so viole IN
Etat daus In caverne dun board de
retonrs. Place maiDtenant aux conf
ten congressionnels du Congress. Ce-
lni de la Chambre s'est mis- en- ronte
hier. ct pour president N. Morrison,
de l'IlIinois. M. I.-W. Patton, presi-
dent du comit6 central democratique,
a lance une adresse au parti outrage,
lequel no ~ decouragera point de "a
patience, aachant one le process s'elar-
git ct grandit, ct eat devenu celui de
rUnion tout entiere.
M. Stanley Matthew, qui s'est mon
trG al hostile anx democrates louisia-
naia, dams "a visite recentc, eat 10
bean -frere du gouverneur Hayes, con-
current de Tilden.-On s'entretient
beancoup dun passage sonterrain,
rappelant lea mysteries dUdolphe, ct
reliant In chambre d'Alfred Shaw,
iuga de In Cour criminelle superieure,
an bureau du greffier, Oh 6taient gar
d<es lea boites <lsctorales de Ia vile.
La Justice informe. Democrat du
| = tl<cpmbre public une lettre du colo
mel Alfred Roman sur lea devoirs du
CongrAa dams lea circumstances nc.
tuelles. dams l'almnnach quill pre-
pare pOur In future noblesso imp6-
riale, le TMcs u0mmc 10 comte Wells
le baron Anderson, 10 landgrave Ca.
4 aanave ct le cheyalier Kenner; lie ii.
tire de landgrave forme en- anglais ur
4 calembour avec h m<tier de foasoyeul
4 M a. lubricant do c~rcueils, exerc(
mar Caaanave. ale 2 decrmbre, s'es
n Ouverta In eaiaon d'hiver sln Jockey
I Club. -Veudreai, ler d6cembre, NJ
incsndie = d6truit environ Isl, mai
snns dana le 3e district dc Ia Nonvelle
Orleans; nm cOmit& de aecours a 3ti
: \ immShiatement constitu<; II eat com
pad de NM. C..J. Leeds president
IT f. Pilshnry, J. Aldig6, LA. Wits
Jamea I. Day, Jules Tuyes, M Mus
aon, LAon Queyrousc, B.-F. Eachel
man, r. Prndhomms, ED. Willet
! J.-C. Dpuia, i'm. Seixas, A. Baldwin
ia. D'Hsmeconrt, A. SchreibeI
!. Victor Ser6, E.-W. Perkins, 6
, Sehwarts, G.-H. Braughn ct o. Car
riArr. r.-Un duel an pistolet Gu lien
: IL Ter, entire NM. C..E. Whitney =
. J. Cheever Goodwin ; aueun des ad
' veraaires ma 6t6 atteiDt. IL 'aquedu
proiet6, do In Nonvelle- Orleans. sui
J vant 10 devils do l'ingenienr Hardes
{ eodterait %, l65 900. lie 30 novem
{ l,re, 4 etc tine DIM coup de fnsil. pa
/ ls negre Blaise jackson, 4 Ia Terre
Z aux- -Beufs, paroisae ST. Bernard,
colonel Robert Brown, plant~ur d
eetts localitk ct natif dn Kentucky
q, le 8 d<cembre, . ~ tu6 6Ealemen
\ mails par n d6cbarAi3 3 accidentsllo d
!, e0n fnail de chaase, W.-R. Miller, a.
I de- IS ans, proprietaire dn lien dit
I rrndez- voua des chasseLrs, snr !,
{ rives du bayou Miller. 8.