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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-25
rrHE sALEING OF NoAH's ARK.

L
BY direction of p T.. Destler adninistrator OF = /.
l.. Destler, deceased, Will on WEDNESpA1 , rSGG
ruary 26th, at % O'Clock, proceed to sen at pupic
auction, upon the premises extreme en- OF 1,ar
street, better known as NOAAS Ahh, ans she
sonal effects of said Fl. L.. Destler, oeceaseo' ihe
fhtfss fGfSsi SS q RELICS OF THE PAST
,>;S'- J. - :, EVER SEEN. ge,rs,
p, Es ssn In RIeh RYGER FAMILY CARRIAGE,
The ANCHOR OF THE ARK, ~, ..a-s}
An (I,D COP PEE WOR VI and STILL
AI,kRGE COLL ECTION OEVERf OLDbOOhS,
- some very valuable are among the most noteds
Several FINE SHOWCASES,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IRON-SAFES,
SCALES. LOCKS, HINGES, -. -. =.
tCARPENTERs,,' iBLAcKsMITHs', and MIL
~ LERSf T0OLSss III ....' - 'Es
go, +, :, - 100 (, Z -
lWAGUNS,t WHEE1lSt w. :..'l -. 80,
THREsHiNG-M CHINE and FARMING NIPPLE
a, MENPsof every dese,ipaos ~, ;, .pprTs
FENCfNG-TIMBER and FIRE.WOQD;, 1
WROUGHT and SURAP-IRoN, :and: many-yery
.ii5. rnany--tlijngs that cannot be mentioned % r
This sale should attract The attention. OF all Curl
esity.seekers, rs well as all In want Of cheap and
seryieeable goods. " 80 ~ 81 80 ~
l,9TERMS OF, SALE: Cash. 49, ~ -
IL Commencing promptly at 10 O'Clock FEBRUARY
2GTH, and continued at same hour daily thereafter
until the entire stock Is sposed Of III.
fe 24-3t s99g Eiea go ;f3t ~ Auctioneer.,
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By Frank D. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
llOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL BRICK
Il DWELLING. AND VALUABLE LOT OF,
LAND IN PORT MAYO; sITgAiTIIEPP 1 ON TIE
AND DENNY STREETS, AT AUC-
TION:-By virtue Of a deed Of trust from Bridget
corded In Deed Book LIZ G, page %, clerks office
Of Richmond Chancery Court--default having been
madeiu the payment Of q Eote therein secured, ana
at auction, on the premises located as above, on
TUESDAY, March 4, 1879, at AZ o'clock T. d, the
1nroperty described In said deed as follows Those
FOUR LOTS OF LAND in Port Mayo, designated
Lots Nos 20 So and 81 nov In ,t the s city OF
nrOyemcnts thereon. The HOUSE is new and con-
tains four rooms. Tho LOTS front on Eighth street
I27X feet, with depth of 100 feet.
TERMS: Cash Us. to costs Of sale and 1888 with
interest from December 81. 1S7S; the residue upon
such terms as the said Bridget Mcmahon may dt-
rect FRANh u. HILL,
fa 81 IT. StePf
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BY Richardson q Co" -, =,
i Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
7 70 flfaEl119 Main street.

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND AT
FfE YELLOW TAVERN, SIX MILES FROM
RICHMOND, FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-By re-
a,iest o The owner we Shall sell by auction on the
prentice, on FRIDAY, February 2e. 1879, az ~
O'clock H., the TRACT OF LAND above described,
containing EIGHTY.0N E,ACRES, most OF which
ia i'm wood The same will be old as whole or d.
Yided into several tracts, as nny seem best at the
time of SALE. H. i iZ!j 70 ~ 80,
TERMS !: One third cash; balance on credit Of
six and twelve months for negotiable notes. with In
terest added, and secured By deed Of trust on the
nroperty. RICHARDSON &c CO.,
Auctioneers.
Gale conducted tv NJ NJ LEE fe "a
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CONTEMPORARIES, &c.

tDUREt CANDIES.--I am manniaetrTI't,'R.
il daily my inmitahle pure crushed Sus ,,sr ClN-
IFIED STINT T,ANDiES. make S st,r IN his
DiES for wholesale purposes than any hH ~ aute-
coaf,ry--warrantea perfectly pure aho ARA
raiions. We don't use any gucos Graap nnry hIEhy
dayored. wfiter, brighter. hriner, anu ID wa
10 stand lirin In any climate. n,,,,oner,
- fs5 LOUfSiJ j. BoSSlEUA., So"M Main siryes.
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IRON PAINT.

nLD DOMINION IRON,pA '.h N,nn,roduce4
j. Il. EpN AhSty, I'm. paint, l. NY
psred TO stop ali leaEy roofs With this Sgh i, spp
STYLE or Old slominion 1ron-pain., ""
oIls byus- None otaer IS sena snnl,Iux 10 or sd
drsssisg, =. y: = Ilo4 Cary s'sss"
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Richmond Bazaar,

slgs5. 80 Richmond Bazaar,
No. 1893 and l440 FRANKLIN street.
T WILL SELL BY. AUCTION, on WE'D
Il NESDAY MORNING. February 26th,
Q MULES.
FIVE years old fifteen hands high, sound In every re-
spect, and we'll broke to all harness, and so!d Tor
wnnt OF use H.. / 7. C.. c. BURTON.
fa 25-2t Auctioneer for owners.
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BOOTS. SHOES. re.
SEHNE-THREAD.

GEINE-THREAD! N-easgE3
- SEINE.THREAD |! SS~~s-
th UNPRECEDENTEDf.Y LOW pKit Is
SEISE-THREAD. SElSE-TWiNhS,
SEINE-LiNES, SElNE-COkk,
~ YAWKING, GLLIEG-ROPE,S &c. ,,,eS II
We are offering the above nj very low ,I,yr-
order to close out our stock before nisALs y" . The
a,ion In store. All those iu WANT sh9uns ..".rkcJ
advantage OF the low prices and supply tbniG, ~
at once We baye expert hands IN our egSIcb we
the manufacture OF NETS aud sElNhS' WAN
are prepared 10 furnish IT short n0uce: snyS.
4 Il fftiffi T37 L. BlCHTENSTEiS eo ,-'..,s.
corner Seventeenth and FrapsiHn S StrtSr.
Sole importers OF the LION BEAAp I'd
THREAD, and I'M porters OF other oranu'' -
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,f.e request or hfss g. .. sslio y de-
selriifr hoilsekeeptng. viii sell St MS
sfssets. arsTHUHSDAYt the y 7th ifnsaaft az lut
O'clock, the entire HOUSE HOLD FUhNli l-,iar
'ans lSiIT.and. GILT AYEDALIIoN BACK
- SUIT. covered with sat.n aaT q 81
1s MARBLE.ToP DRESSING CASE iGIi Ahab Eh
COTTAGE DHAMBERs SUIT, 9,la 60 81
I EyeejIent BaTR-nnd SHucK-MATTRESSEsfs
& RSTSTERS and PILLOWS, 90 81 5ssFSsi
Is tsRMASKS GURTAINSa and SH AIDES, :,
& BRUSpELS and other CARPETS and NAL 1Lils
..NAIRsBfsIliE..ToP. CENTRE-TABLEs,
+ 5ENGRAVIH(sS and EHROMOS1
sss WALNUT EXTENSlON-TABLE, fsss
4 : nsn5 uew. INSTRUMENTATION,
j excellent CpOK 49, Il S.
{. CROCK ER r and GLASSWARE y.
80 JAS. MACDOUGALL,A uctioneert
f!E. n CooK Salesman. ~ - re 24
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <g|Ess
W COMPANY. sssEslk sazsll
FOR NEW YORK.

This company win dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOKE. ISAAC
BELL, and RICHM0ND-erery TUESDAY,
ERIDAY, and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex.
They Eve splendid saloons; state-rooms, and bath
roems. sa'ss1
TAe fare, accommodations, and atten tions are un-
SURPASSED.
- Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly al
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 Nortt
4 S;reight received until P. M. daily.
Cabin fare 70 New York, aI2. SteNrages 80 ans
. fre,gtts for points beyond New York forwarded
With dispatch, and no charge made except acsaa ex'
peHses incurred I'D; j .sgy 81 tssf,!Trtt
For further Information apply 70
$50! GEORGE w. ALLEN d Co, Agen@,
my 1s oflce Companv's wharves. Rocketta.
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TTIGH-CUNSTABLE SALE OF FINE
Ill PARLoR AND CHAMBER FURNITuR[stEs'
CARPETS, CEOCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
&c.-I Will sell al rublic auction on WEDNESDAY
the 26th dry of February. 1875: al, 10 O'Clock a.
M at my Office, No. 1905 Franklin street, the fos-
lowing property :. ~ III ig
SOFAS, ROCKING-CHAIRs.
One FIN e ETAGEKE, with mirror;
HAIR and CANE-SEAT CHAIRS,
3-PIY and INGRAM CARPETS.
: OTTOMANs, TENDERS, HAT-RACk.
TABLES. CROCRERY-a and GLASSWARE,
BEDSTEADS. .x.a
HATR-and SHUCK-MATTRESSES. ::
BEDDING. CLOCKS. T0IIET SETS.
MAHOGANY and WALNUT WARDRobEs,
MARBLE-TOP- CABINETS and -.
WASHSTANDS, RUGS, &C.
ALSO.
One RETAIL DEALERS STATE LIQUOR IL
CENSE.
fe 24-2t II. G. Z. r.
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l. 4 tf;t., ,y-n BY Frank }, Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, AuctIoneer, and Notary Public,
corner of Ninth and Hull streets,

TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING
I1HOUsE AND LOT IN THE CITY OF MAN
CHESTER, AT THE CORNER OF PERRY AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed of trust from james A. Harrison
70 the undersigned bearing date the lth day Of
July, 1874, duly OF record in the clerks office OF
the Hastings Court for The city or Manchester,
;Deed-Boek page 81 9. being REQUIRED SO to do by
pubic auctiop 10 the highest bidder, on the pre-
misses on THURSDAY, February ~, 1879, at
3T o'clock PEN. the property as shove described,
aud consisting Of a. FRAME DWELLING. contaiu-
ing five rooms, now occupied by Miss Thomas, trent
lug so feet by 100 feet deep, in healthy and re-
SDectabIr neighbocheedgl /: 't.Gi -; .jj.cf
: TERMS Cash as 10 expenses Of sale and $3.50
Win Interest thereon from November 80. 1877, and
the einaiuder ais may be announced at The hour Of
sale.sITITig.ji ava ~ i!tTg w, L.;COWARDIN,f r..
fe II ,. -. 49, 49, Trustee.
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DHIL ADELP HI A, RICH xTH6
IL MoND. AND NORFOLK sTEAM-sES9ssszsasaasS
SHIP LINE-EoR PHtLADELPHIA,.r FALL ,A.
THREE TIMES A WEEK.-Until further no.
tlse the ssss:ners Of this line viii mSke trslr,yeskS
fTAURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, con:
meeting at Philadelphia with Cyde's New England
QUICK TiME.FREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES. 81
Freight received daily until O'Clock p. NJ.
JAMES w. McCARRICK, 8
General Southern Agent, Richmond, Va
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE Ct CO.,
49, 3'slIr,J General Managers,
no23 No. IL South Wharves, Pniadelphia.
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TURNITURE!.F URNITUREt-m
a wHOLEsALE-AND RETAIL.-I have ~
alwaye on hand q full and complete stock OF W.
FURNITURE OF EVERY DISCRETION from
the most reliable factories East ana west; also or
my own make. after special Inducements. Parties
tinwant VIII NOT be doing justice 10 themselves with
/ OUT giysag me eau and examinipg my stock and
prices As liberal discount % the trade, ~ 81
80 SES8s{ s3f5 sflyyfLIdAMe DAFERoN,l
IS II, Ff5s6 Isl Main slreet.
Factory aud UPHOLSTERY Rooms, 10, lss aud so
uessh RifteenEh street. 81; IS rs
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J SO ByW. Goddin, 1, ' :. ID, H,
3s Aactioneer and Real Estate Agent, 5,..
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets. -.ra

GALE AT AUCTION OF HANDSOME
ESI,fyTs ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF g RAgEIsE-
TWEBN LAUREL AND SHAFEKs, !, sT l,Hs EInsEMIS
ERI,Y1ANDLaUREL STREETS-WiIlb De soid az
auction on the premises on FRlnAY the 2Sa tI OF
February 1879 at o,ciocE L: NJ, 90 lie. hsr
omthe south side OF Grace between Laurel and sna-
Ter streets; to be- divided to suit bidders. Ihese
LOTS ARD very handsome, and In a most inprotylng
oSsiert which wtl, be sold that beautiful LOT
Mt the souJheast corner Of Beverly and Laurel
ssree ia Proning go feet on Laurel street, running
hack On BeyerT street about 136 feet more or less
10 an alley. - si,,d
TERMS One third cash: balance at SIX snd
a1 Te s az - W. GoDDIN, Auciioneer.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF "A VALUABLE

ENRUSTEE'SiS ALE4OF3A VALUABLE
u FARM IN QHESTEREiE COUNTY, VA.
NEAR THE CLOVER HILL PITS, AT AUG
ITO N.GBy virtue Of d deed OF trust executed by Il.
J.N.s e, p, r.. #, land Ann Eiliss, and Martha :.
smith, to the undersigned as trustee dated Deem
Der e. 1868, and duly recorded in the clerks office
Of Chesterfield County Court IN d. B. 81, page 81,
default having been made In gthe payment Of the
note therein secured, and being required by the
holder thereof, will sell by auction. on the prem
ises, at J.dl. Ovens store, onW EDNESDAY,M March
12, 1879, between the hours of IL III. and O'Clock
III. f not fair, then ON the next fair daythereaf-
ter between the same hoursl the properly menli9n
more or less, and adjoining the lands OF up. Cox,
the Brghthope Railway Company and Others.
| TERMS: Enough in cas- h to defray the expenses OF
hundred f$700l dollars with interest thereon from
December 4, 1868, until paid and the balance, If
any, upon such terms as may be announced ut the
| sale. ~ al .tf sGfE@s3 II G. II. ROBERTSON,
l., fe s,tt:s.. - Z. s. q Trustee.
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TIE fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
&c. CLIFFORD carrying the United States NATL,
aeayes Richmond for, aboye-named places every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY, at.
A. ID.
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth .............$ 2 so
Fare for round trip, good for two days.. SO
Fare for round trim, good for SEVEN days.... 8 90
Fare for round trip, unlimited. 90
Fare to Bailim0re w
Fare to Philadelphia. .................... 8 So
Z Fare 10 New York;. ~ u
Hore 10 Boston. 10 30
Through tickets sold ut Garber's S26 Main street.
Exchange Hotel, AID on board steamer. Baggage
checked through.
The LIMITED TICK ETs named above are on sale
only ut CARRIERS S26 Main street, and Exchange
HOTEL rs - a= SIS s-,r ss'
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth |:
Newbern, Washington, and Taraoro, n. c.. and all
landings on Tar river; Washington. ID. c., Hamp.
ton, and Eastern Shore OF Virginia, and regular
landings on James river, at lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-.
tirely rebuilt and refurnished In an elegant and
: costly manner, and is confidently recommended as
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for many years.
{. Ts55s7E Iss5 S, L. o. TATUM, Superintendent,
e57sr sgf<Ss 903 Main street and Rockets.
MCHARRIrE. pant. Norfolk. Se4
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ACTION Sales.--future Days.
4, by Poindexter& Topper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionees,
s.fs No. 1900 Main street,
(ander Planters National Bank).
TRUSTEE'S SALE &.
OF
2 VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
-, =, AZ tIr,~>r,r,mYYnrre

COURTaoUsE" PROPERTY.
nv authorityyested In ,ue as trusteee by deed of
trust from M w. Sawyer, bearing date OF lSth OF
February. 1875, ] VIII sell az public auction, II,
front OF The us:o -hnnse en- end d.c, Ha 1
fhe GoocHLAED COURTHOUSE PROPERTY.
consisting OF 338 ACRES OF LAH NIB HOTEL I'll
nearly oil lie property at Inc
Court house. except that contained tn the public
SQUARE. lying within quarter OF mile OF tne cana
at Cedar Point. 80 III 4 q. -i.5 ~ !. -, -,
TERMS Cash sufficient 70 cover payment Que oy
M. NJ. SawYer 7th of February. 1879 III " and
n, defray OF sales terms as 10 baance maze
'krown on day of sale. Title naqaes tiDna6le. u
ge 25-3ot So JOHN s. FLEMING, Trustee.
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resident city, du ana Gno he
appsi 2Hs CaFkxT
lHsnas
NJ.
VIRGINIA g
The New York herald., 1879-02-23

twenty per cent of the whole yied amounted to over
S5oooOooo. This mine has not been worked since
the beginning OF the century. Suggestions are freely
made the report as to the kind OF goods that it
would pay to import from the United States into
Mexlco. Among these are mentioned cassiIneres'
candles. hardware The report says:-
There factories in the whole country
ana there is room for the OF more factories
being the centre Of population OF over two millions Of In
The State of San Luis Potos imports the following
articles from the United States =
& saa and Sa been intro
need into The country up to the present have given salts
Cotton for balng ixte and cotton are in good de-
Poughs cutivators shove sewing machines and every
kind OF machinery can lind . ready sale.
Gspeass and al Snds of soo, ~" viii ind
ready market Arms and ammunition are also in demand
&e tor enrriages oilcoshs scales balances all kinds Of
cooking utensils or general assortment Of hardware.
All the petroleum, coal oil. dc, is brought from the
The consumption of cotton in this Stale is of little or
consequence account OF there being but factory Ia
Che state and tho little that is consumed is brought from
The following Of dry goods consumed here.-
UNDERSTANDS. drills cottonades ticking shirts
earSo asa acid degrees
chemically pure: nitric acid - degrees: suphurie acid
court plaster earoonae Of masnesa eopaoa capsules s,
and sarsaparila, hair tonic and Florida water.
HoMEwARD BOUND.
Now, after what has been to most of the party
delightful visit TO TINS strange ana Deautfu land the
members Of the American excursion party take their
departure from Mexico. The good steamship City Of
Mexico, under the command OF the brave and genial
Captain Macintosh lies OIL the mole at Vera Cruz
waiting for them. They will leave the sunny cline
of Mexico to return to the ice and snow Of their
cold northern homes. but they will carry with them
tropical warmth within their hearts for new ac-
quainances made here. and respect for people who
have been too long separated from Americans by the
walls of prejudice and misunderstanding. hand
testimonial is to be given by the excursionists
to Captain Macintosh as mark OF their esteem for
his qualities gentleman and q sailor.
The New York herald., 1879-02-23

and smoking ont the wigwam every two hours is
considered about the right thing. This course of
treatment has been pursued by the Piute medicine
man for some time. notwithstanding which Bob is
rapidly nearing his earthly end. The Putes have
been thrown into state OF excitement over
the prospects of Bob's early demise. and
there is weeping and lamentation from Walker
River to Pyramid Lake. on Sunday night
last the excitement eliminated in number OF In
dians assembling at Silver City and trying Moses. the
medicine man. tor malpractice. About two hundred
Indians We're present, and Moses was charged with
attempting to poison Captain Bob. II this had been
proven he would have been stoned to death on the
spot HIS defence that during the course OF his
professional in Nevada he had only killed three
men. and il Bob should die he would only be the
fourth man to succumb to his medicinal treatment.
Under the Pluto law he had right To lay patients
under the daisies before following them himself.
This seemed to have decided effect the tribe, and
the older members rrunted approval. Some one
then suggested that Moses be killed Immediately,
1t might have beneficial effect upon the patient.
After considerable parleyng II decided TO give
the Doctor another chance. and If Bob died Moses
should be executed in due form. When an Indian
informed by Chronicle reporter that there we're
some doctors in Virginia who had been killing
man month regularly for some years he expressed
his unbounded astonishment and passed some very
profane and uncomplimentary remarks on tho stu
pidity of q race which would submit to such impo-
sition. At last accounts Bob had not long to live
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
URUGUAY.

POLITICAL AND BUSINESS AFFAIRS-NAvAL
NEws-ARRIvAL OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNEss
PRINCE HENRY OF PRUssIA-THE TROUBLE
PARAGUAYAN AFFAIRS.
MoNTEvIDEo Jan. !, 1879.
Our port is quite gay with foreign war vessels,
at this they leave the dangerous and diseased
ports of Brazil and pass the hot summer months in
benign climate. There are besides the frigate
Hartford and sloop Essex of the United states navy
the British frigate Voltage and two gunboats. Bra
lillian corvette Amazonas and four gunboats. two
anchored in our roads.
The German frigate Prinz Adelbert arrived hero on
the odd ult. She brought distinguished visitor to
our shores in the person of His Royal Hghness Prince
Henry of Prussia the second OF the Crown Prince
and grandson Of the Emperor William of Germany
and Queen Victoria This is his first cruise and q
cadet on board he performs the same duty as the
other junior officers Although only youth Of
fourteen. he shows fondness for gay society. and
during his stay here lived constantly Shore pass
ing through q continuous round of enjoyments and
fetes. The Prinz Adelbcrt sailed the 30th u for
Valparaiso via the Straits Of Magellan. thence via
Callao and Panama to her station in the China
squadron.
From advices recently received from Punta Arenas
Straits of Magelan) it appears that the Chill au-
thorities ut the time of surrenderng the captured
American bark Devonshire neglected to send the
ships register and papers from Santiago. and the
vessel has been obliged to remain unnecessarily
long time waiting for those important documents.
The captain having written to the United States Con-
sui at this port to the legality of going to sea
without them, the Consul replied that he under
the circumstances. perfectly justified i'll doing So
NEWS FROM PARAGUAY.
The celebrated Paraguayan revolutionist. Don
Cirilo Rivarolo. ex-Prcsident of the Republic who
for tho past twenty months has been constantly
threatening the peace of that country from his fast
in the forests and mountains. presented him
self to the government on the oath ult. avaing
himself of the amnesty offered. This is the best
proof of the confidence which Sehor Barrciro, the
President inspires. and 1t is expected that many
others of tho cmgrated political Paraguayans will
follow Rivarolos example.
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
IN MEMORY OF VICTOR EMMANUEL.
THE LATE KING AND THE poPE-CELEBRATIoN on
SERVICE IN HONOR OF THE KINGS MEM
ROME. Jan. d. 1879.

THE LATE KING AND THE pOPE-CELEBRATION OF
SERVICE IN HONOR OF THE KINGS MEM
DRY.
ROME, JAM "a, 1879.
The solemn funeral service in honor OF Victor En-
manuel H.. organized by the municipality OF Rome
took place this morning at the Church OF Santa Maria
dcg Angel, building constructed by the genius OF
Michael Angelo amid the ruins of the Thcrm@ OF
Dioclctian. The requiem mass was celebrated by the
clergy of the Church. the Cardinal Wears permission
indicating better understanding between the Qur-
nal and the Vatican than heretofore. Indeed II had
bcon rumorcd that the Pope intended to authorize
the conservation OF chapel in the Quirinal Palace
for the exclusive of the Queen, but
according to correct statements IL would
not bc in the power of His Holiness to
remove the interdict which has oppressed
the palace since 1910 without formal decree enia-
mating from the Holy See. With such conciliaiory
sired result may be obtained long. Leo KILL has
great number of demands continually brought be-
fore him. and 1t In difficult for him to satisfy them
all One of the most urgent In that advanced by the
fcrvcnt admirers OF Plus IN. who ardcntly de-
sirous of the immediate canonization OF the lato
Pope. AZ this would he realization
of most important step. involving the greatest
sponsibility in the present state OF the Church. be-
sides being In direct opposition to tho regulations
laid down for the admission of new saints TO the
honors of the calendar by Pope Innocent XI the
hesitation of Leo NH. to make any limo yations ON
customary canon law appears to be fully Justified
The New York herald., 1879-02-23
A PIUTE DOCTOR.

From the Virginia City Chronicle, Feb. 1871
For some weeks past Captain Bob, the Piutc chief
has been lying very low at his wckiup. In the
vicinity of the sisters Hospital He is reduced to
the minimum quantity of skin and bones and his
life IL desparcd of. He has been attended In his
sickness by au Indian physician named Moses, who
has long been recognized ~ medical authority
among the Piutcs. His treatment consists In the
administering of herb dccoctois and incantations
teaspoonfu of herb extract and an hour of dancing