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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-07

INTERESTING ENTERTAINMENT IN Pros
PEcT.-Dr. Taylor will give in 4 short
time probably next week-an interesting
exhibition at TIE chemical hail of the Medi-
cal College forthe benefit OF the Episcopal
church in Goochland county, near the Hem
rico county line. The entertainment will
consist Of chemical experiments, an exhi-
bition of solid objects with his megascope,
besides showing many beautiful pictures
by means of his lanterns and calcium light.
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.runEs. HORSES.

TOR SALE, TWENTY MULES ~
hrnrew Also ten good odW0KK.H0RSESs w
young and sound my ecS.rass y no nov n.-
rains NAV Iva had by early application. Esu be seen
af my stables on Eignih street. near gsSs nIsesss
Manchester. ShO. y SiSllsF-SD.
( ap 3.6tt ~ "a .Ss.ls .,sez1
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PICTURES.

TT PICTURES.
DICTURES FOR SCRAP-BOOKS AND
4 VASES embracing over 5000 different kinds,
many new and beautiful styles, just received by
u j. T. ELLYSON,
g. ap7 .,a.. .r ll12 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-07

PRIMARY ELECTION FOR PoSTMASTER.-
The proposition to hold an election for
person to be recommended to the President
FOR appointment As postmaster OF Richmond
meets with favor. The matter was talked
over good deal yesterday, and the candi-
dates, it is expected, will very shortly take
some action in the premises. Some OF them
have already signifed their Willingness to
submit their claims to the popular voice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-07

/. HA1Rp,E;Rs 1r,l; Bazaar Tor April s1st, With sup
plemept, receiYed from j. =; Ellyson, 1ll2
Main street. .,.:... - ,.If...yl -.
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TOrHEr ARTIGLES-

WTAGNER,S H!GHLY-PERFIUMED
l w t-T0ILET-POwDER, rIl odors: pneqnalled
in nrice or quality They arc adsgted Sos sne
or nu5.ss zs,s - sisss Asfi and broad sisseis
NlHE ,ORIENTAL R0OTH-ROWYER,
the feet6 burdens aud heals the gaus, p70tscts ana
inproy yss the cnsrse and thoroug u nsuetisea any
bad odoss cauked By ueSeetiyc teesn ~ no
2 ap'7-2ts ,s,.g AM ....l.r -..s issgsSls..
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, FRI
pAY-Judge Hughes presidin3.-The ten
suits in ciectment, of Chambers and others
against Gray and others, were dismissed,
with leave to rtInstate on good cause
shown.
United States Us. Frayser and others.
Judgment for costs. ..
In the case of Lotticr, Mayo, surviving
partner. &c, Pace, and Turpin & Brother
as Collector Internal Revenue. Petitions
were filed by defendant, and order entered
by the Court directing certioraTi to issue to
remove the cases from the State court.
United States Us. z. X. Totty. Informa-
ton filed by the United States Attorney by
leave OF Court. ....
United States Us. Reuben Ragland. Pre-
vous judgment set aside, and judgment
rendered, by consent, for one cent and
costs.
Thompson and wife rs. Cartcr's repre-
sentative, &c. Order OF Court entered.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, FRIDAY
Judge Hughes presiding. = In the matters oi
r. II. Stokes and G. W. Tucker. Orders
were entered discharglng the assignecs.
In the cases OF Bartlett Whitlow and
Benjamin s. HooEcr. Orders were en-
tered directing the assignees to sell the
bankrupts' chooses in action ut public or pri-
Yate sale, rs they deem best.
In the matter OF james q. Downward 4
Co. Order allowing attorneyfo for bankrupts
fee Of $50 entered.
In the case of u. A. Brown, Jr. Order
entered referring cause to Commissioner
Atkins for the purpose OF taking deposl
tions. .as.
In the matter of Walter r. Jones. The
assignee was ordered to show cause on the
10Th instant why the funds in his hands de
rived from the sale Of the tract OF land
known as "Warerly" should not be ap-
piled to the payment OF the debt due Mary
L. Carter. ..,
In the cases OF Beverly Canada, assignee
OF Allen Conners, administrator, against
John w. Collins and others, and V. Gar.
ner's administrator Us. John W. Collins and
others. The office judgments were set;aside.
In the matter of L. D. Cogbill. Report OF
Commissioners Finch and Faulkner filed.
SUPREME CorRT OF APPEALS, FRIDAY
Sihert and wife Us. Payne, trustee, &c. Ap-
peal allowed from 4 decree Of the Circuit
Court o. Culpeper county. "a
George, &C., rs. Pitcher, &c. Petition
for rehearing filed and time taken to con-
slider.
CARROTS administrative as. Bradford.
Fully argued by William Green and George
ID. Gray, Esqs., and submitted. !.
Judge Eurks has received letter which
will call him home to-day for few days. 1t
is expected that Judge Anderson will re-
turn on Monday. .-' 8 '-'- d. - .''''
PROCEEDINGS OF THE IlUSTINGs COURT
YEsTRRDAY-ln the Hastings Court yester-
day the following cases were disposed OF:
Horace Bacchus, charged with embezzlng
the sum OF ninety dollars, the property OF
Sophia Lightfoot, was tried and acquitted.
Thomas Turner, charged with stealing
half cord OF fstave-timber, was tried. pleaded
guilty, and sent to jail for ninety days.
Joanna Thomas, charged with keeping q
house Of ill-iame, was fined $40 and ordered
to yacate the premises. r. - 's'
The ease OF James l.. Goede is fixed for
to-day at II o'clock.
The civil docket will be called on Mon
day. Those Interested had better take no.
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TIE EAHATETB-BAND CONCERT LAST NIGHT.
Well NAV the members of the Amateur
Band and their skilful director feel proud
of the decided triumph they gained last
night. A more pleasing musical perform
ance or more iudiciously selected pro-
gramme it has seldom been our province 10
attest.
: Assembly Hall was filledIwith brilliant
audience, the greater part of whom felt
deep interest in the success Of our rising
young musicians. and any feelings OF solici-
tude they may have entertained were soon
dispellcd by the proficiency and confidence
they displayed in the opening piece. Con-
sidering the acknowledged eminencc Of the
perfection which they attained in their re-
spective parts, we hesitate to particularize,
lest in the attempt to do them all justice we
detract from any.
The perfect accord Of their voices in the
quartette, "Sweet and Low" by Mrs.
Reinhardt, Mrs. White, and Messrs. Red
ford and Chamberayne, rendered that
beautiful piece Of harmony irresistibly
charming.
Professor John Kessnich, who has here
tofore been known to the Richmond public
only as a master OF the violin, surprised and
delighted bis audience no little by his 1in-
ished execution Of the difficult cornet solo,
"Una Voce POGO Ta." The sweet tone
which he gave forth, and the great ease
with which he executed the rapid passages,
was truly wonderful for one whose umbra-
sure has not been formed by constant; ;prac-
tice. lie was obliged to respond to fiat
tering encore. f'. ....
Mrs. Reinhardt gave another evidence
last evening of her wonderful powers as
vocalist of the first order. She possesses
superb and pure soprano voice, which she
handles with taste that is as correct as it
is skiliul and she completely won her au-
dience BY her graceful rendition OF Abt's
"Thou Art Ny Dream in Peaceful Night"
in which she was ably assisted by Profes-
sor Thilow's cello obligato and piano ac-
compartment OF Professor Reinhardt, and
was obliged to respond to most pro-
nounced encore.
Mr.. Julius Peters gave mastery con-
ception OF De Beriot's seventh concerto.
The grace and perfection with which he
handled his violin was truly charming, and
his effort Of last night places him high
among artists Of the first order.
The Band rendered four selections, and
their wonderful improvement does great
credit to their director, Professor Charles
L. Siegel Their music was Of an or
der so much higher than anything
they have ever before attempted that
we are more than surprised at the
very acceptable manner in which it was
presented, and commend them for the
courage they must have summoned to mas.
ter it. The waltzes, "Wine, Wife, and
Song,'' aria from Ernani, and the quick
step "Sweet By-and-By," arranged by
Siegel, were we'll given; but we must par
ticularly congratulate them upon their rem
dition Of the difficult overture to Ncbuco-
donosor and the encore which it elected.
The concert was well gotten up, and all
the appointments excellent, and the ushers.
in full dress, added no little to the general
comfort by their polite and effective manner
Of seating the audience. =, 80 IL.
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TROoUET FOR THE MILLION.-Eiyht
balls and srasnefs. nicely pAinlods ~ 20 sno ny
Vim bo6E OK Instructions. PRICE, 81 30.
Also q ses with is haiaand naaliesss snpt
in ts9,ss ssoxs sss' US 'st ia, ss
1.sTis tlet ; ~. s.sri q. sEELYSoN.
an aims ~ 1413 Main stEees.
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See advertisement of Mcssrs. POLK MILLER &
co. for the best stIssEcT-FpwpERin In the world. ig.i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-07

- WANTED, everybody 10 know that REDroR o, the
Hattrr, Is with j. b. FnY Co., and has the largest
aud most complete stock OF Hats and Caps for ean-
tlemen boyss and children that be has eyeI present
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-07

HERE IS A BARGAIN
. Handsome TEcK scABFs, 50c.; "''" -.'.
~ Stylish Bows, 25c. 80 =! -. . -ai-I ~
..,..f'..:,.. A.,sAKs & Co., 10l3 Main street.
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"a 81. Tie samplers shall require payment
of all sums to be. paid to the State or to the
proprietofs OF their warehouses before the
delivery of the tobacco for which they are
due, and shall not be bound to, deliver any
such tobacco until lsuchsums and all their
fees haye been paid. <.'ts y.
35. An additional sampler, when called
to act by reason OF the disagreement In
opinion, or the absence, or to sample the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-24

new YoRK, April 2!-"t"o&f 49, e.. -.
strong. Mcney p. Gold ~ J E.r b..
vsncing Whest held 3s5c h!>Lc'
better. ,.,-.
BALTIMORE, April q -V'rsjnI@ o.. u, . .,-...
5; Vlrginlas, consolidated. -: DO. - SIX. .....
Cotton dull; mddIing litniI* -, u ....-.,. -.
strong, buoysnt and 21.5oc nE"e:; Il 49,, -. =
ard Western Super i 1j,1, ~ Il - ..'., r.
s. 90; do. Family 9,Si0; t;'y Il a.. ,-...
81 50; do. Extra z5=S, IS; Do ,,,, -. -, -
10 25,slO 81; do Family s.i' ":+ Ne. '..,.....
buoyant and jslUc higher; p.o,S .. :. ...
Maryland red fair to god I-;'-' d. .,-...
2l0.l5. Corn-Southern tIu', i ,'. .... -.
laZc higher; Western rTcIt"A 81 81. ~ 49,. ..
closing stead ? Southern wit" . - So. 49,. :. p
low 81; Western rnxrd spot, a''"t ~ .r.-
e. June Is; steamer 6 U"'s-:''. ..- p. r..
and higher; Western s.a.ay: ""... - T..
47aa8; Western white As q? 015 i'i. L.a ;
steady and firm al e2ss'. bay S'S.' eao;.1
Unchanged. Coteo IrmeT. o"- -. ".
higher. Sugar active and rThi "' ''-
key firmly held 1t s. II. -z...r=s=s-s'e
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pugL1suED DAILY AND TRLWEEKLY FIX
EDGAR SNOwDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL "a. 1877.
The radical press keeps large number OF

The radical press keeps large number OF
the people Of the Northern portion Of this coun-
try surcharged with fallacies regarding the man
ners, customs and characteristics Of the people
whose unfortunate lot was cast in the South.
One of the most popular Of the fallacles alluded
Tn. and one that, next to our asserted hatred
Of ''the flag and blood thirstiness toward
Northern people srd negroes, is most hsrped
apon, is our extreme laziness, i0dlspos!tlon to
work, and contempt Tor those engaged 10 man
nal labor. Now we're it not that such gross ig-
oorance is the result of wiful Misrepresentation,
and that,instesd Of desreto have it removed,
those possessed of it cherish and fondle 1t as
one of their most valued requirements, wo
might, 10 consideration Of the new hope inspired
BY the Presidents wise and iust policy, feel dis
posed to try to dispcl it by i statement okfacis
chat would carry conviction to ans unbiased
mind: but az mar convinced against bis Will
IS of the same opinion still, We have 20 heart
even TO attempt to drag Lphreim away from bis
idol. Were it otherwise We would assert that
30 far from laEiness and contempt fur labor
being marked characteristics Of Southern pco'
ole, the direct reverse obtains, and that the
white inhabitants Of the South are as iUdustri
Gus, and entertain as high respect for the hon.
eat laborer as any people upon the face OF
the earth, and could prove it By numerous
instances 10 this Immediate neighhorhood,
in which men, who, though born and bred
in luxury, distinguished graduates Of the
most renowned colleges. saud once hoidiog
positions among tho highest 10 the military,
naval and civil service of the country, when al
versity came from the sad effects Of the war,
and though advanced 10 age, without an audi
bic murmur, took such farming implements as
they could buy from the junk shops, and work
ed 10 their fields from sun rise to sun sci more
diligently than any negro laborer they ever
owned, and 10 which young men, alter reoelv-
log their collegiate degrees, have gone directly
into the machine shops to acquire trades. aud
10 every instance alluded to 50 tar from de!ract-
ing from the estimation 10 which they we're
held, their course has increased The holar ana
respect entertained for them.
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ASCENDING VEssET..-A telegram III the

ASCENDING VEssET.-A telegram Ii the
Richmond Dispatch from Norfolk says
Captain Henry Blackman, Of tho schooner
9ohellinger, of Cape May, N. j.. was before
Mayor Tucker this morning 90 the following
serious charge: The firm OF 0 Neal e. Brother,
of Fairfield, n. g., shipped last week by Cap.
cain Backmah a cargo Of corn aud various
other articles to Messrs. Stone & Jordan, Of
this city. The vessel arrived here, and the
captain, instead of delivering bis cargo to the
parties to whom it Was consigned, destroyed
the letters for them in bis possession and dis
posed of the corn aud other articles here to
one of our commission houses, converting to
his own use the entire proceeds of his cargo.
Early yesterday morning the schooner start
ed to sea; but Mr.. Jordan, member of tho
firm above mentioned. chartered tug, and
With party OF volunteers started in pursuit OF
the absconding vessel. When the tug had got.
ten as far as Hampton Roads the schooner was
discovered, and being unable to get out to Sea
changed her course and made fer James River,
but was overhauled when off Newport News
and brought back to the city.
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LAND SALEs.-The Fredericksburg News

LAND SALE5-The Fredericksburg News
mentions tic following land sales -
Tacketts ni!I tract, 10 Stafford Co., contain.
ing l55 acres to J. G. Shsleou, for SS4J.
Two tracts pear Jackets mill, known as the
Mill Farm aud Green Hill" tracts. contain
ing 305 acres, to ]: 9. Shelton, for STATS.
One hundred aud niosty-seven acres. near
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louisiana

The following republican members presented
themselves at the bar Of the House yesterday
and were sworn 10: Heating aud Browu, OF
Caddo; Dipkgra7e, Of Madisou; Hill, OF Aseen-
sion; Gray, Of St. Mary; MasoiEc, OF Avoye'es;
Brown of jefferson; Thomas, Of n25s!or, and
GrocieD, OF Agiers.
Mr. Dinkgra7e. speaking for g number Of his
associates and himself, said they considered It
their duty to follow tine majority CT their COL
leagues but not 10 surrender their principles.
They yielded to the force of circumstances, AID
would cooperate 10 any treasure for the good
Of the State. A letter OF resignation from iIu
cius Early. who vas returned from West Fell
ciaus BY the Board, Was rc:l and received.
There are now absent from tho House but four
republican mem bers aud from the Seuste three.
Governor Packard remains in the Slate House.
Judge f. NJ. Spofford vas nominated yes,
day by the democratic caucus Tor United States
Senator Ia an interview Yesterday, Judge
SpoforI said the policy of President Hayes as
outlined ty bis Inaugural address aud his off.
cal action since he Was declared President by
constitutional authority, has net my hearty APP
probaton aud 80 long az he stands squarely up
70 that policy he will have ~ humble support.
The New Orleans papers Of this morning con,
tain the following proclamation:-
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
New ORLEANS april "a, 1871
By direction Of the President Of the United
States, troops DOW stationed 10 the vicinity OF
the St. Louis Hotel aud elsewhere within the
limits Of The city will be removed TO their usual
barracks at IL ID. this day. The welfare OF The
State demands and my official honor is pledged
that carrying on. this order will result 10 30
distur bancc 10 fur hersnee thereof, request
and urge the citizens OF Louisiana to pursue
their usual aVocatlous, aud to a5stalo FROM con-
erega,inig 10 the neiehborhood o! the St. Louis
Hotel. FRANCIS i. NICHOLS,
Governor Of Louisiana.
Ex Governor Warmoth teIegraphed 10 2
friend in Washington yesterday that Packard
will vacste the ST. Louis Hotel directly after
The removal Of the troops at noon today.
New ORLEANS. April 24.-At IL d. the L.
S. troops moved out of the Orleans Hote! going
in the direction OF their barracks.
Luther G.. Clark, 81. member CT Clark,
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A1iI7Ia1{e.

Court hs.ing been asked by the Governor and
council if the latter have authority to g.
behind the Returns and throw ont 7Otes for Re-.
p7esents.iges III Congress and State Senators
whore tie ballots bas- y DANG different from tho
legal ore OF the candidate. decides that the
Governor and council has 10 power 90 70 do
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We observe that the project OF some NJ the
'ndependent" press, to which 5Ir. Secretary
Thompson and certain other republican leaders
are 80 favorable, for the revival Of the old
whig party, applies only to the revival OF tha:
party in the South, add has 20 reference what
ever to the denoralizsd condition Of the party
in the North. Now. the cid line wings Of the
South are too true friends OF their whlion as.
sociates In tho North t. allow themselves TO be
thus particuarized 10 the matter of promised
benefits. If their condition be SO bad az to
merit relief, and meme who know them douh:
it, they are yet too oohIe t. have that coudi-
ton improved while their Oh party friends IN
the North are left ''oat 10 INC cold Perish
the thong htl No, waeo these who are taxing
30 much interest 10 them extend that interest
to the wings Of the North, remove from their
necks tho foul and strangiiog clutches Of radl-
oalism, Life them and stand them up, and let
the world see that they have life, aud, with
support, will have prosperity, then, and then
only, will the Southern wings agree to accept
what until then will be odiciou5 and dishon
orable propositions Of assistance.
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A party Of about twenty insurgents lately en-
tered the suburbs Of Santa Spiritus, Cuba
They fred some shots at one CT tho forts and
aried IF Martinez Canpos is not here We
are.' They Immediately retired. Some peas
ants were lately killed io the neighborhood Of
Santa Spiritus. These occurrences plainly show
that the territory Of the Cinco Villas is By no
means yet sufficiently paci6ed.
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FIRE AT KGHsAL:, fA.--.h cl"-"-. .
quiet little village were W!lsr!y aro,'' ...
? clock on the nigh: Of the "J.& -. f..
alarm OF fire. II was sugG ti%,trnr.t '-.; d.
unfinished storehousc o.! J. y, ti!r.'... e.
also tic stable and ICE. Ecus' II! &. :. '1''
located in different pa7a c! III yl"..' "
on fire. TO exlpgush the !iIm"r v 81 III.
less; the most that our cit!I:aa conf 40 "''
direct their u1itcd efforts TO prevent 't@ IF
tier spread OF the destroying r'ea.H'. -,
is the third Gre that has o:curT,i % ca, ''''
within the last six months, @"t al IT, circus
stances coDspire to induce tie b":. .""l "
the work of an iDccndlvry. . tie ::.fi
We only had him in cur pow: VIA 'a'-'.
evidence would be given g! cur h:@ regard
Cor. Of Rich. WHO.
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War between Russia aud Turkey seems noT
almost inevitable. The former has greatly the
advantage in the possession Of material Tor hos
tiities, but che latter will fight not only for
country and religion, but for existence, for if
the Muscovite be successful the nations of the
earth, like the Arts and the Pleiades, will mourn
the loss of ono Of their number. As the stories
Of the Turks cruelties upon their christian
subjects, so far from being substantiated, have
been proved to be The exact counterparts of
the exaggerated tales of the atrocities Of Ameri
can slavery, that were put forth by the sboli
tionists, and as they arc the under dog, " they
have our sympathy, and We sincerely trust may
send the bear back home with his tail between
his legs.
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A Newport dispatch says :-Aoother large
order for arms from the Turkish Government
has been received at Providence
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From IS RshfssgtOn.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON ADrii "a 1871

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON. April "a. 1877.
The attempt TO dig up the whle party aCd
place it upon Tie shoulders Of Carl SchrlZ has
couclj aspect Providence. fcn,g f'!.y and
Daniel Webster mad, h4 whis party, anl il
can lever &c :cma,!. Ont d the c!ainc;:ts :rHm
which it is Cow proposed TO rcc3astilutc il!
THE LOUISIANA COMMISSION
Ihc members Of the louisiana Commission
arrived here this morning and submitted their
report to tie President. Some Of the members
OF the commission will return to their homes
tonight.
30 RESIGNATION.
The dispatch to the New York Sun 10 the
effect that President Hayes does not believe he
is entitled to the place he now fills and that he
talks Of rcsignng, ia without foundation.
At THE PRESIDENTS.
;'ilero was the usual crowd and the SAM
'buzzing" that Que hears every day 10 the auto
room O! the Presidents House this morning.
1t was both asserted and denied thar the call
for 60 extra session would &c made to day, bur
the general impression scens to be that the
proclamation had been agreed upon by the cab
iHSt, aH. Suhl3 wv itaOJ "
THE CABINET.
The usual Cabinet council tool, place to dsy.
The report CT the Louisiana Commission Was
OF the must sanruGc character as TO the future
of that State. 1t is understood that The call Tor
az extra session OF Congress Was agreed upon,
VIRGINIA NOTES.
notwithstanding the representations Of the
Misses Van lew yesterday and those of san.
dry Others who want the thing settled there
has bcen no movement to-day 10 relation to any
of The Tirsiaia Federal oihroa. The papers
having uos grown too bulky fer any ogdoary
pigcoD-hoiG lie undisturbed On the desks OF the
clerks who have charge of such matters.
A numbcr oi Alcxandraus visited Eora-
pau CHS circus here to day
2osTMAsTERs APPOINTED.
4 large humber of postwasters we're appoint
e. to-day By the President. None of them
were from this acctton o! the country. ADD most
oil them Were from the West.